Question

Traditionally, some vital signs, such as pulse and blood pressure, were taken manually. It is not uncommon to see medical facilities use electronic BP cuffs and a pulse oximeter to take the BP and pulse. Do you think that this is an example where technology is a benefit, or is it better to not trust these important measurements to a machine?

Answer 1

Although Machines can be accurate, It's always a good idea to double check manually and through the machine. It's better to "not trust" these important measurements to a machine