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At the very least, you need one of those pump arm cuffs with a pressure dial and a stethoscope.
Place the cuff on subject above the elbow, and place stethoscope on the vein on the inside arm above the elbow. Pump up the cuff until the vein collapses and heartbeat sounds cease, then slowly release cuff pressure until you get a sustained heartbeat. The pressure indicator at that moment will be the correct blood pressure.
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Of course, a far simpler method is to use an automatic blood pressure cuff machine. Very simple to use. Just place arm inside, and hit start. They sell versions for home use.
No. Unfortunately you need a blood pressure cuff or an automated blood pressure machine to take someone's blood pressure. You can buy one for your home at a drug store.
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Can you take a person/s blood pressure without any medical equipment and how?