Wrist Band for Prevention of Blood Pressure Issues

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Abstract

Blood Pressure (BP) is an important indicator of cardiovascular disease. High blood pressure and low blood pressure both causes several major effects on health as people are not aware when their blood pressure is going down or when it will go high, results into sudden health issues. This wrist band will help as an aid for Blood pressure patients to prevent any sudden unusual health issue. It will have a smart wrist band like structure. It will work by sensing the pulse rate which is analyzed by Heart rate monitoring sensor. The program then analyzes the relationship between the calibration value and the blood pressure change, which will help to detect the blood pressure. Additional feature included in this wrist band is that by default the normal blood pressure rate will be set by just entering age and since normal rate is set High and low blood pressure rate will be automatically detected. On hitting low or high blood pressure rate the electrical signal will produce an audible sound to notify the user about the Blood Pressure Rate, which will help him/ her to take premedication’s to avoid sudden change in heath at unfavorable time, place, or situation. Sensor will sense the flow of blood through the pulse rate and give him/ her Blood Pressure rate. There are some devices which uses same method and has proved that there is 94% accuracy approx., which is good enough to check Blood pressure and take measures to prevent further major issue. Since, the existing device lack many features this device will be more useful. To study the latest state-of-the-art medical uses of optical fiber pressure sensors. Thanks to their compact scale, sensitivity to electromagnetic interference and their suitability for remote control and multiplexing, optical fibers have inherent advantages. Along with being lightweight and compact, the small dimensions of optical fiber-based pressure sensors mean that they are minimally invasive for many medical applications and, thus, particularly suited to in vivo measurement.

How to cite this article: Ana G. Wrist Band for Prevention of Blood Pressure Issues. Int J Hum Comp Inter Data Min 2021; 4(1): 25-29.

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Published

2021-10-25