BP (Blood Pressure) – Mr.Care Nursing Guide 🔹 What is BP (Blood Pressure)?

• Blood Pressure (BP) refers to the force of blood pushing against the walls of the arteries as the heart pumps.

• It is measured in mmHg (millimeters of mercury).

• Normal BP: 120/80 mmHg

  • 120 (Systolic): Pressure when the heart contracts

  • 80 (Diastolic): Pressure when the heart relaxes

🔹 Types of BP (What the Levels Indicate):

• Normal BP → 120/80 mmHg

• Low BP (Hypotension) → Below 90/60 mmHg

  • Symptoms: Dizziness, weakness, fainting

• High BP (Hypertension) → 140/90 mmHg or higher

  • Symptoms: Headache, anxiety, fatigue, chest pain

  • Risks: Heart attack, stroke, kidney damage

🔹 What a Nurse Provides (BP Care by Mr.Care Nurses):

At home, a Mr.Care nurse will:

• ✅ Perform regular BP monitoring using a BP machine

• ✅ Provide primary care in case of low or high BP

• ✅ Offer diet and lifestyle guidance (as per doctor’s advice)

• ✅ Inform doctor/arrange ambulance in case of emergencies

• ✅ Ensure timely medication reminders

• ✅ Maintain a daily health chart (BP + Sugar + Pulse tracking)

🔹 Why Choose Mr.Care?

• 🧑‍⚕️ Verified & Trained Nurses – Skilled in BP monitoring and home care

• ⏱ 24x7 Availability – Nurses available whenever you need them

• 🏠 Hospital-like Care at Home – Continuous monitoring without hospital admission

• 💳 Transparent Pricing – No hidden charges

• 📱 Digital Tracking – Health records saved securely in the app

• 🤝 Trust & Safety – All nurses are background verified