Record two weeks of morning and evening blood pressure readings on one page, with columns for systolic, diastolic and pulse, plus the categories and measuring tips printed at the bottom. Download the fillable PDF to type into it on your computer or phone, or the printable version to fill in by hand.
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People asked by their doctor to monitor blood pressure at home, anyone starting or changing blood pressure medication, and caregivers keeping a record for someone else.
The top number (systolic) is the pressure when your heart beats; the bottom number (diastolic) is the pressure between beats. A reading of 120/80 means systolic 120 and diastolic 80.
The American Heart Association classes below 120/80 as normal for adults. Your doctor may set a different target for you, so there is a space to write it on the sheet. Contact your doctor right away if readings are above 180/120.
A common approach is two readings a minute apart, morning and evening. Write both or their average, and follow any schedule your doctor gave you.
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The template is formatted for standard US Letter (8.5 x 11 inches) and also works well on A4 paper.
Yes. Choose “Download fillable PDF”: every writing space is a text field and every checkbox can be ticked. Open it in Adobe Acrobat Reader (free on desktop, iPhone and Android), Preview on a Mac, or Chrome or Edge, type your answers, then save or print it. Longer boxes wrap your text onto new lines. If you would rather write by hand, use “Download printable PDF”, which has ruled lines instead.
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