Instructions. Back up all the photos already in the iPhone to your computer. This will prevent them from getting overwritten. Do this as you would with any digital camera; plug the iPhone to the computer and open iPhoto, or whichever photo software you use, and import the photos.Connect the iPhone to your computer, if not connected already, and launch iTunes. Click on the iPhone icon on the left sidebar of the iTunes window.lick on the tab that says Photos. Be sure to check the box that says Sync photos from if it isn't checked already, and click on the drop-down menu next to it. In the drop-down menu, select the folder in which the photos you want to add to your iPhone are located, or choose iPhoto if the photos are there.
So, this creates a new layer of responsibility for the patient -- that is, taking the blood pressure at home provides additional information that a doctor can use. The best time to take it typically is right before the next dose of your medication -- that's what's called a trough value.
Once youâve purchased your monitor, bring it to your next appointment. Have your doctor check to see that you are using it correctly and getting the same results as the equipment in the office. Plan to bring your monitor in once a year to make sure the readings are accurate. How to use a home blood pressure monitor. 1  Be still. Don't smoke, drink caffeinated beverages or exercise within 30 minutes before measuring your blood pressure. 2  Sit correctly. Sit with your back straight and supported (on a dining chair, rather than a sofa). 3  Measure at the same time every day.