DPT Blood Pressure Diary

DPT Blood Pressure and Therapy Diary helps you record and consult blood pressure, pulse, meals and therapy in one simple and organized diary. PRESSURE MEASUREMENTS Enter systolic, diastolic, and heart rate pressure by directly typing the values. You can add a date, time, and personal note to each measurement. To make the diary more useful, DPT reminds you to perform a second measurement after 5 minutes and automatically calculates the average of two measurements performed within 15 minutes. CLEAR GRAPHS Consult separately the trend of systolic and diastolic blood pressure. The colors help to quickly distinguish low, normal values to observe or high values. You can scroll through the graph and choose intervals of 1, 7, 14 or 28 days. FOOD AND MEASUREMENT TIMES Record your meal times. DPT indicates when 60 minutes have passed, helping you adhere to the time set before a new measurement. THERAPY AND REMINDER Add: • name of the medicine; • dosage; • employment time; • daily reminder. You can confirm the intake of the therapy and, if you wish, view on the graph the indicators related to the medications taken. APPLE HEALTH With your consent, DPT can read and save blood pressure and heart rate in the Health app. When you switch to an iPhone, you can recover your pressure and heartbeat through Apple Health and import a DPT archive to restore meals, therapy, medications, notes, and preferences. Apple Watch Use DPT on Apple Watch to quickly view and record available information, connected to the app on iPhone. NOTIFICATIONS Receive local reminders for: • scheduled measurements; • second measurement after 5 minutes; • taking the therapy. EXPORTATION AND PRIVACY Generate a PDF report to keep or share voluntarily with your doctor. The diary data remains on the device. DPT does not use health data for advertising, marketing or profiling. DPT is a personal recording tool and does not replace the doctor. It does not make diagnoses and should not be used to independently modify a treatment. In the presence of abnormal values, symptoms, or doubts, consult a healthcare professional.