Table 2 The parameters and purpose of RMPSs.
Type | Pressure mode | pressure (mmHg) | pressure cuffs | Approximate time(s) | purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
RMPS1 | non-pressure | 0 | none | 40 | Get the signal of each measurement site in its natural state and compare their changes with other processes. |
RMPS2 | gradual decrease | MP-30 | both wrists and ankles | 120 | Obtain the systolic pressure, diastolic pressure, MPAP, and other information of wrist-and-ankle pressure pulse. |
RMPS3 | constant | MPAP | both wrists and ankles | 30 | Obtain pressure pulse information of both two-side wrists and ankles under personalized pressure and relationship with other signals. |
RMPS4 | constant | MP | both wrists and ankles | 40 | Obtain information about oxygen consumption and metabolic conditions of fingers and toes when blood flows at the wrists and ankles are blocked. |
RMPS5 | gradual decrease | MP-30 | both arms and ankles | 120 | Obtain the systolic pressure, diastolic pressure, MPAP, and other information of arm-and-ankle pressure pulse. |
RMPS6 | constant | MPAP | both arms and ankles | 30 | Obtain pressure pulse information of both two-side arms and ankles under personalized pressure and relationship with other signals. |
RMPS7 | constant | MP | both arms and ankles | 40 | Obtain information about oxygen consumption and metabolic conditions of fingers and toes when blood flows at the arms and ankles are blocked. |
