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Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring template

Record ABPM quality, diary-defined waking and sleeping periods, mean pressures and clinician interpretation. No automatic diagnosis or treatment thresholds.

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AMBULATORY BLOOD PRESSURE MONITORING

Patient: ________________
Identifier: ________________
Date: ________________


RECORDING CONTEXT
Indication: ________________
Device, cuff and arm: ________________
Recording period: ________________
Medication and timing: ________________
Diary-defined awake / asleep periods: ________________
Attempted readings: ________________
Valid readings: ________________
Validity, exclusions and limitations: ________________

MEAN BLOOD PRESSURE
24-hour mean systolic (mmHg): ________________
24-hour mean diastolic (mmHg): ________________
Awake mean systolic (mmHg): ________________
Awake mean diastolic (mmHg): ________________
Asleep mean systolic (mmHg): ________________
Asleep mean diastolic (mmHg): ________________
Valid awake readings: ________________
Valid asleep readings: ________________

PATTERN AND CONCLUSION
Nocturnal change: method and clinician-entered result: ________________
Symptoms and associated measurements: ________________
Clinician interpretation and reference used: ________________
Plan / communication: ________________

Clinician: ________________
Signature: ________________

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AMBULATORY BLOOD PRESSURE MONITORING
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Patient: FICTIONAL PATIENT
Identifier: DEMO-001
Date: 01 January 2026


RECORDING CONTEXT
Indication: Assessment of office blood pressure elevation (fictional).
Device, cuff and arm: Validated upper-arm monitor; appropriate cuff on left arm.
Recording period: 01 January 2026 09:00 to 02 January 2026 09:00 (fictional).
Medication and timing: Medication diary reviewed; details recorded separately.
Diary-defined awake / asleep periods: Awake 07:00-23:00; asleep 23:00-07:00.
Attempted readings: 60
Valid readings: 54
Validity, exclusions and limitations: 54 of 60 readings accepted; clinician to assess adequacy against local protocol.

MEAN BLOOD PRESSURE
24-hour mean systolic (mmHg): 126
24-hour mean diastolic (mmHg): 76
Awake mean systolic (mmHg): 130
Awake mean diastolic (mmHg): 79
Asleep mean systolic (mmHg): 118
Asleep mean diastolic (mmHg): 69
Valid awake readings: 36
Valid asleep readings: 18

PATTERN AND CONCLUSION
Nocturnal change: method and clinician-entered result: Systolic reduction 9.2%; manually entered from diary-defined means.
Symptoms and associated measurements: No symptoms entered in the fictional diary.
Clinician interpretation and reference used: Means documented; no diagnostic classification assigned by this demonstration.
Plan / communication: Interpret with indication, treatment status and the applicable clinical guidance.

Clinician: DEMONSTRATION ONLY - NOT SIGNED
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  • Recording context
  • Indication
  • Device, cuff and arm
  • Recording period
  • Medication and timing
  • Diary-defined awake / asleep periods
  • Attempted readings
  • Valid readings
  • Validity, exclusions and limitations
  • Mean blood pressure
  • 24-hour mean systolic
  • 24-hour mean diastolic
  • Awake mean systolic
  • Awake mean diastolic
  • Asleep mean systolic
  • Asleep mean diastolic
  • Valid awake readings
  • Valid asleep readings
  • Pattern and conclusion
  • Nocturnal change: method and clinician-entered result
  • Symptoms and associated measurements
  • Clinician interpretation and reference used
  • Plan / communication

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Recording context

Record the device, cuff, arm, recording period and relevant medication timing. Identify awake and asleep periods from the method used, such as the patient’s diary.

Summary and interpretation

Keep attempted and valid readings distinct. Enter the 24-hour, awake and asleep means with their units, followed by recording limitations. Document the method for any nocturnal change and the reference used for interpretation. Ripot does not calculate blood-pressure averages, dipping or diagnostic categories.

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