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Blood pressure report
From 1 Aug 2026 to 13 Sep 2026 ·
42 measurements ·
101 readings
Report versionSummaryAverages, classification and what the doctor looks at first. The shortest one.
It classifies with the Consenso Argentino de Hipertensión Arterial 2025 guideline (SAC-FAC-SAHA, 2025), the one chosen in the app.See the publication. DOI 10.63600/0ng07y16.
What gets classified is always an average, rounded to one decimal, never a single reading.
Each measurement is one sitting and averages its readings, each one a number the monitor showed. Over the day and the period every measurement weighs the same, whether it has two readings or five.
The first day of a period is left out of its average, as the guideline says (p. 12): nor of the distribution, the time slots, the minimum or the maximum. It stays in the detail and the charts, marked. It is not left out with "All", nor when the period has a single measured day.
Minimum and maximum are individual readings, not averages.
"Isolated systolic" is added to the category with a systolic of 140 or more and a diastolic below 90.
The threshold for home measurements, 135 and/or 85 mmHg (p. 12), applies to the period's average and does not change its category.
A reading above 180/120 is counted separately, so the average does not hide it. That threshold is the same with any guideline and comes from the AHA/ACC.
The times are the patient's, in their time zone. The time slots run from 5 to 12, from 12 to 19 and from 19 to 24 h; what was measured between 0 and 5 h falls in none.
The pulse is optional: a reading without a pulse does not count in the pulse average.
The patient enters the monitor and the place for each measurement, and states themselves whether the monitor is validated. Measurements taken away from home or with another monitor count in the averages and are marked in the detail.
The goal was set by the doctor and entered by the patient; the app neither suggests nor checks it. The period's average is compared, not each reading: it meets the goal if both of its values are below it. It is the goal in force at the end of the period, and in the charts it is the dotted line.
Are you a health professional and see a figure or a threshold that does not match the guideline? Write to us at hello@vitalinfo.app and we will check it against the publication.
Summary for the appointment
128.5/81.2mmHg · period average, without the first day
Borderline
70.4bpm
Classified with the Consenso Argentino de Hipertensión Arterial 2025 guideline.
Records
41 measurements over 32 days98 readings in total
First day of the period
Left out: 1 AugAs the guideline says (p. 12): its measurement is left out of the averages, the distribution and the time slots.
Readings above 180/120
1 readingOn 13 Aug.
Threshold for home measurements
Not reachedThe guideline considers an average of 135 and/or 85 mmHg or more high at home (p. 12).
Goal set by the doctor
Below 130/80Period average below it: NoEntered by the patient; in force since 10 Sep 2026. Until then it was below 140/90.
Usual medication
43 taken · 2 skipped · 1 not recordedScheduled doses since 1 Aug, the first day with a dose noted.
The one at the pharmacy another monitor, digital, upper arm, at a pharmacy · 1 measurement
Summary for the appointment
Measure
Average
Minimum
Maximum
Systolic
128.5 mmHg
119
184
Diastolic
81.2 mmHg
73
98
Heart rate
70.4 bpm
64
78
How to read this report
It classifies with the Consenso Argentino de Hipertensión Arterial 2025 guideline (SAC-FAC-SAHA, 2025), the one chosen in the app.See the publication. DOI 10.63600/0ng07y16.
What gets classified is always an average, rounded to one decimal, never a single reading.
Each measurement is one sitting and averages its readings, each one a number the monitor showed. Over the day and the period every measurement weighs the same, whether it has two readings or five.
The first day of a period is left out of its average, as the guideline says (p. 12): nor of the distribution, the time slots, the minimum or the maximum. It stays in the detail and the charts, marked. It is not left out with "All", nor when the period has a single measured day.
Minimum and maximum are individual readings, not averages.
"Isolated systolic" is added to the category with a systolic of 140 or more and a diastolic below 90.
The threshold for home measurements, 135 and/or 85 mmHg (p. 12), applies to the period's average and does not change its category.
A reading above 180/120 is counted separately, so the average does not hide it. That threshold is the same with any guideline and comes from the AHA/ACC.
The times are the patient's, in their time zone. The time slots run from 5 to 12, from 12 to 19 and from 19 to 24 h; what was measured between 0 and 5 h falls in none.
The pulse is optional: a reading without a pulse does not count in the pulse average.
The patient enters the monitor and the place for each measurement, and states themselves whether the monitor is validated. Measurements taken away from home or with another monitor count in the averages and are marked in the detail.
The goal was set by the doctor and entered by the patient; the app neither suggests nor checks it. The period's average is compared, not each reading: it meets the goal if both of its values are below it. It is the goal in force at the end of the period, and in the charts it is the dotted line.
Are you a health professional and see a figure or a threshold that does not match the guideline? Write to us at hello@vitalinfo.app and we will check it against the publication.
Time-of-day profile
Average of each time slot of the day, with the period's measurements except its first day. Every measurement weighs the same.
Average by time slot
Time of day
Measurements
Systolic
Diastolic
Heart rate
Morning 5 to 12 h
17
131.5
82.4
70.0
Afternoon 12 to 19 h
14
128.5
81.0
70.0
Evening 19 to 24 h
10
123.5
79.4
71.7
Distribution by classification
Each measurement counts once, by its average. Total: 41 measurements, without the first day.
Normal13 31.7%
Borderline27 65.9%
HTN level 11 2.4%
Distribution by classification
Classification
Measurements
Percentage
Normal
13
31.7%
Borderline
27
65.9%
HTN level 1
1
2.4%
Saved questions
Questions the person saved in the app, answered over this report's period, with the guideline above. They are counts over their measurements, with no interpretation.
How do I do in the morning, in the afternoon and at night?
By time of daythe average (systolic) of each time slot, from 41 measurements.
Group
Average
Measurements
Morning (5 to 12 h)
131.5/82.4 Borderline
17 measurements
Afternoon (12 to 19 h)
128.5/81.0 Borderline
14 measurements
Evening (19 to 24 h)
123.5/79.4 Normal
10 measurements
Counted by measurement: the average of each one's readings.
Classified with Consenso Argentino de Hipertensión Arterial 2025, on the average.
Without the period's first day (1 Aug), as the guideline asks.
Which days did I go over 140?
1 day of 32its daily average went above 140 (systolic).
When
Value
Classification
Thursday, August 13 1 measurement
158.0/89.0
HTN level 1
Counted by day: the average of each day, with its measurements weighing the same.
Classified with Consenso Argentino de Hipertensión Arterial 2025, on the average.
Without the period's first day (1 Aug), as the guideline asks.
Document generated on 16 Sep 2026 09:30.
Notes for whoever shared it with you
Dr. Paz
Good. Keep the same dose and measure for two more weeks.