Report the Patient’s Blood Pressure, Pulse & Blood Oxygen Levels | Silent Hill Townfall

In Part 3: The Patient, Chapter 7: Zoe The Patient in Silent Hill: Townfall, you need to check and report the patient’s blood pressure, pulse, and blood oxygen levels. Finding the correct readings is important to progress through the chapter. This article will show you where to find the patient’s vital signs and the correct blood pressure, pulse, and blood oxygen readings to report, so you can complete this part of the chapter and continue the story.


How to read the patient’s vitals in Silent Hill: Townfall

During this part, Dr. Glenn asks you to report the patient’s blood pressure, pulse, and blood oxygen levels. The problem is that there are five different machines around the patient, and each shows different readings. This makes it hard to know which values you should report.

To find the correct readings, first go to the laptop in the corner of the room. Select the Equipment Overview menu and then Valentudo View S-100 to read its manual. The manual gives instructions for using the vital signs machine. It tells which readings are valid and which ones to ignore. Check the readings on the machines around the patient and use the values that match the manual to report to Dr. Glenn.

How to get the blood pressure in Townfall

The manual says to ignore blood pressure readings outside 70/100 mmHg. Check the green numbers on the left side of each machine and look for a reading that fits the manual. The correct reading may switch between 71/39 and 70/40. Second machine on the right side.

How to find the pulse in Silent Hill Townfall

The manual says to ignore heart rate readings outside the 40 to 160 BPM range, as they may be inaccurate. Check the yellow pulse numbers on the machines around the patient. Look for a reading just outside this range. The correct machine shows 161 BPM, although it may change to 162 BPM when you report it. Third machine on the right side.

How to get the O2 in Townfall

The manual says to ignore blood oxygen (SpO2) readings below 75%, as they may be unreliable. Look for a machine showing a red SpO2 value above 75%. The correct reading is 81-80%.