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Blood Pressure & Medication Log for Seniors
A full year of morning and evening readings in large, clear boxes, a tick chart for every medicine, and a one-page summary for each appointment.
- 12 months of morning and evening logs
- A medicine tick chart for up to 10 medicines
- 12 monthly summaries and 4 doctor-visit pages
- Large print, fillable, US Letter + A4
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A blood pressure log only helps if it is easy to keep and easy for the doctor to read. This one gives you twelve months of big boxes for two readings each morning and evening, a tick chart for up to ten medicines, and a summary page at the end of every month.
It also includes the American Heart Association blood pressure categories, what to do if a reading is higher than 180/120, and seven steps for an accurate reading at home.
What's inside
Every section, page by page
Daily readings
- 12 months of logs, days 1 to 31
- Morning and evening: time, reading 1 and reading 2 (one minute apart), pulse and notes
Medicines
- Monthly charts for up to 10 medicines, with a tick box for every day
- My Medicines and Medicine Changes
Summaries for the doctor
- 12 monthly summaries: highest and lowest readings, days measured, missed doses, how you felt and questions
- 4 doctor-visit summaries, one each quarter
Know your numbers
- American Heart Association blood pressure categories
- What to do if a reading is higher than 180/120
- 7 steps for an accurate reading at home
- My Details: your doctor, pharmacy, monitor and the target your doctor gave you
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- Big boxes for morning and evening readings
- The blood pressure categories on one page
- The steps for an accurate reading
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Blood Pressure & Medication Log
- 12 months of logs, with two readings morning and evening
- A monthly tick chart for up to 10 medicines
- 12 monthly summaries and 4 doctor-visit summaries
- My Medicines and Medicine Changes pages, in US Letter and A4
Who it’s for
- Older adults checking their blood pressure at home
- Anyone whose doctor has asked them to keep a log
- Family caregivers keeping track of readings and medicines for a parent
How to use it
- 1Fill in My Details, including the target your doctor gave you.
- 2Each morning and evening, write down both readings and your pulse.
- 3Tick each medicine as it is taken, so missed doses are easy to see.
- 4At the end of each month, fill in the summary page.
- 5Bring the latest summaries, or the whole log, to each appointment.
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Every ElderlyDaily printable is designed by SK Kutubuddin, who founded ElderlyDaily as a family caregiver. Where a page uses official guidance, such as the CDC’s fall-risk questions or the American Heart Association’s blood pressure categories, it names the source. About ElderlyDaily · Editorial policy
Questions
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Why two readings each time?
The log has room for two readings taken one minute apart, morning and evening. Follow whatever routine your own doctor gives you.
Does it tell me my target?
No. Your doctor sets your personal target, and the log has a place to write it. The American Heart Association categories are included for reference.
Can I fill it in on my phone?
Yes. Fill it in on a computer, or on a phone or tablet with the free Adobe Acrobat Reader app. Or print it and use a pen.
Which paper sizes are included?
Both US Letter and A4.
Is this medical advice?
No. It is a log for recording information to share with your doctor. Never start, stop or change a medicine because of your readings without talking to your doctor first. In an emergency, call 911.
Can I get a refund?
Because it is an instant digital download, all sales are final. If a file will not open or download, email sk@elderlydaily.com and we will make it right.
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