Lifescan blood glucose monitoring system manual Table of Contents Introduction

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TABLE OF CONTENTS:
INTRODUCTION	1
Why Blood Glucose Testing Is Important	1

PRECAUTIONS AND LIMITATIONS	3
GETTING STARTED	5
The Complete ONE TOUCH® Profile® System	5
ONE TOUCH Profile Blood Glucose Meter	7
ONE TOUCH® Test Strips	9
ONE TOUCH® Control Solution	11

BEFORE TESTING	12
Coding the ONE TOUCH Profile Meter	12
Checking the System	14
– Checking with the Check Strip	15
– Checking with Control Solution	19

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Contents Manuel du propriétaire Page Important phone numbers Table of Contents Introduction Immediately After Testing Using the Meter Memory Solving Problems Why Blood Glucose Testing Is Important IntroductionIntroduction Precautions and Limitations Precautions Getting Started Complete ONE Touch Profile SystemD e ONE Touch Profile Blood Glucose Meter Battery Compartment. Holds two ONE Touch Test Strips Important Test Strip Information ONE Touch Control Solution Before Testing Coding the ONE Touch Profile MeterPress the On/Off Button Match the Code NumbersCode the Meter Checking the SystemChecking with the Check Strip How to do a Check Strip Test Press the On/Off Button. Insert Side 1 of the Check StripExample Before Testing Checking with Control Solution Do a control solution test Important Control Solution Test Information How to do a control solution test Press On/Off Button. Insert Test StripApply Control Solution Control Solution Result Appears in 45 SecondsControl solution results Some parts of EuropeBefore Testing Testing Your Blood Abbreviated Test ProcedureTest Strips Insert a Lancet Penlet II Automatic Blood Sampler Getting a Drop of BloodTesting Cock the Penlet II Sampler Get a Drop of Blood Testing Remove the Lancet How to Test Your Blood With the meter display showing Apply Blood Sample Step Accurate Results 45 Seconds Are applying blood. If the testSpecial Messages Testing Checking the Amount of Blood on the Test Strip Low result. Repeat the test with a Immediately After Testing Event LabelingExample Insulin Programming List includesChanging the Insulin Units Carbohydrate Counting After Testing Recent Diabetes Findings Frequency of TestingWhat This Means for You Comparing Meter and Laboratory Results Expected Test Results Target Range Testing Tips to Ensure Accuracy Before testing Results Health Conditions Causing Out-of-Range Results Recommendations for Better Diabetes Control Results Using the Meter Memory Entering the Memory ModeFirst time and have not used it for Event Averages Recalling Test Results Event Labels Changing an Insulin RecordDeleting an Insulin Record Setting Meter Options Entering and Using the Options ModeOptions Beep Prompts Setting the Time Setting the Date Event Averaging Insulin Programming Options Display Language Date Format Unit of MeasureExiting the Options Mode Decimal SeparatorSolving Problems Test Procedure MessagesApply √ok Hi mmol/l Error Messages Message Problem What to doThere is dirt, blood, or Clean the test area Test strip moved Blood or control Repeat the test with a Check strip test result Clean the meter and check Reset Taking Care of Your Meter Remove the Test Strip Holder from the Meter Cleaning the MeterDoing a Daily Check Remove the test strip holder to expose Clean the Test Strip HolderTest area Clean the Test Area Do not useReplace the Test Strip Holder Replacing the Batteries To replace the batteries Meter Care Specifications Complies with Canadian ICES-001 Guarantee and Warranty Day Money-Back GuaranteeWarranty LifeScan Customer Care Line/Ligne InfoSoins 800 Canada

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