Measures blood pressure non-invasively by displaying the pressure in a cuff wrapped around a patient’s arm. The systolic and diastolic pressure is usually assessed by listening to Korotkoff sounds generated by arterial blood flow using a stethoscope simultaneously.

The Aneroid  blood pressure monitor manually checks your blood pressure in the body. It has a gauge that you read by looking at a pointer on the dial. The cuff goes around your upper arm, and you squeeze a rubber bulb to inflate it by hand.