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Mrs Sharma
Saturday, 19 September
No alerts this day
Last night
10:44 PM – 5:56 AM
7 h 7 min in bed, about 6 h 28 min asleep, up once in the night.
Fell asleep about 10:59 PM (15 min after going to bed); awake in bed about 39 min.
62
heart rate
58–68 /min
58–68 /min
16
breathing
15–17 /min
15–17 /min
41
min deep sleep
59 min REM
59 min REM
Blood pressure
139/88
Pulse 68. Taken 7:07 AM, Monday, 12 October.
Blood sugar
145 mg/dL
After a meal. Taken 10:28 PM, Monday, 12 October.
Last 24 hours: 106 at 7:04 AM · 145 at 10:28 PM
That night and day
- 10:39 PMFell asleep (estimated)
- 10:23 PMWent to bed
- 10:17 PMBlood sugar 140 mg/dL (after a meal)
- 8:54 PMBlood pressure 131/80 pulse 71
- 8:52 PMBlood pressure 129/79 pulse 71
- 7:05 PMBathroom — 3 min, out at 7:08 PM
- 3:32 PMBathroom — 7 min, out at 3:39 PM
- 1:37 PMRested in bed — 41 min, up at 2:18 PM (asleep about 26 min)
- 12:09 PMBathroom — 3 min, out at 12:12 PM
- 10:11 AMBathroom — 2 min, out at 10:13 AM
- 8:46 AMFront door closed
- 8:46 AMFront door opened
- 7:52 AMFront door closed
- 7:52 AMFront door opened
- 7:12 AMBlood pressure 140/82 pulse 73
- 7:10 AMBlood pressure 140/83 pulse 71
- 7:08 AMBlood sugar 105 mg/dL (fasting)
- 5:56 AMUp for the day
- 2:23 AMBathroom — 3 min, out at 2:26 AM
- 2:22 AMOut of bed — back at 2:27 AM (5 min)
- 10:59 PMFell asleep (estimated)
- 10:44 PMWent to bed
- 10:02 PMBlood sugar 157 mg/dL (after a meal)
- 8:45 PMBlood pressure 127/83 pulse 70
In the home
Blood pressure cuff · Omronlast reading 23 hr ago
Door · Front doorlast heard 5 min ago
Movement · Bathroomlast heard 5 min ago
Sugar meter · Sugar meterlast reading 7 hr ago
Sensor bridgeconnected
Sleep pad · Bedconnected
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