Curtis Duvall — Vitals

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Self-serve — he does these (his wake)
Accu-Chek glucose meter
Taylor scale
New White Scale — dual-weigh (temporary)
Weigh on BOTH scales the same morning for about a week. Record each raw — do not adjust either. The consistent difference is the offset, so the switch is a documented step, not a mystery jump. Remove this once the Old Black Scale is retired.
Withings scale
Pills taken here (with the glucose test) — inferred from the glucose time, not a separate field.
Assisted — you do these (your wake, post-meds)
AM blood pressure
Systolic is high — ask him about ear pain, and record the answer either way.
BP monitor
Grip — right hand (kg), after AM BP
Hand dynamometer
Left hand — for the both-hands comparison
Both arms carry hardware (right: shoulder screw + forearm rod; left: humeral staples), so neither hand is a clean site. Record both for a short baseline to see which reads higher / more consistently, then settle on one primary and close this. Same coached-max method; fill what you collect.
Symptom check (AM) — tap to add a line, then finish the sentence
Buttons type a label into the AM notes below — nothing is stored but the text you write.
Self-serve — PM (his bedtime)
Evening weigh — New White Scale only
Withings scale
His before-bed weigh. White scale only — read from the Withings app (or the pull button, once wired). Separate PM series; not compared against morning weights.
Assisted — PM (~2 h after dinner)
PM blood pressure
Systolic is high — ask him about ear pain, and record the answer either way.
BP monitor
Orthostatic (standing) check — only on good days
Fall risk. He is not stable standing. Only on a good day, with someone within arm's reach and support ready. Abort at the first wobble. The seated comparator is the PM BP above.
Symptom check (PM) — tap to add a line, then finish the sentence
Buttons type a label into the PM notes below — nothing is stored but the text you write.
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