Example 1 Block, Example 2 Block | Energizer 715, 515 specification

Example 1: Block

Nicholas is a very active toddler who wears a Paradigm pump. His parents don't want to worry that he will play with the pump and accidentally change his programmed settings. They simply activated the Block feature, and now, except for the Suspend and Self-Test, no other features are active when using the pump buttons. When Nicholas needs a bolus, his parents and caregivers simply program it with the Remote Control.

Example 2: Block

Oscar is an elderly man with diabetes who needs assistance with all of his daily living activities. He needs his caregiver or family member to help him with his pump as well. To be sure that Oscar does not change any pump settings, his family programmed his Paradigm pump with the Block feature turned on. They use the Remote Control to give him his boluses when he needs them.

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Energizer 715, 515 manual Example 1 Block, Example 2 Block

Contents

Paradigm 715 Infusion Pumps User Guide REF MMT-515 Includes all models This page intentionally left blank Contents Basic programming Starting on insulin Review your Bolus Wizard feature settings 107 112 109110 116 Battery 141 Storage Cleaning your pump 142 Alarms 135Alarm conditions 137 Alarms and error messages 143 Alarm history Backlight Basal Index Xii Contents Practice lessons and examples Easy bolus examples Glossary Xviii Glossary Glossary Xx Glossary Glossary Xxii Glossary Basal rate Your personal informationStandard Pattern a Carb ratios meal bolus informationPattern B Availability IntroductionAssistance Emergency kit Accessories Disposables Download pump and meter data How to wear your pump ParadigmPAL How to use this guide Term / symbol Meaning Contraindications User safetyIndications Reservoir and infusion sets Avoid extreme temperatures PrecautionsInfusion sets and sites Insulin pump and RF accessories Chapter Basics Your pump Install battery Do not apply force when you turn the cap Home screen Pump buttons Home screen BatteryPump screen Screen icons Scroll bar Reservoir volumeAlert and alarm icons Time display Operating modes Beep/vibrateScreen backlight Special Mode Menus Status screen Status U100 If you remove your pump Pump settingsInsulin Chapter Setting the time and date Basic programming Bolus insulin delivery types Normal bolus Normal meal bolus using the exchange system Total carbohydrate exchanges = Bolus practice Normal meal bolus using carbohydrate countingTotal grams of carbohydrates = Total grams of carbohydrate Meal bolus, correction bolus and insulin sensitivity Practice Meal bolus Review your bolus deliveries Carb value Bolus details Delivery stopped Example 1 Max bolus Maximum bolus limitExample 2 Max bolus 200 BG reminder Basal Start and stop times Your basal settings Basal programming and delivery Start time flashing / to set Current basal delivery Basal reviewDaily basal rates If you do not use patterns If you use patterns Example 1 Max Basal Max basal rateExample 2 Max Basal Stopping your pump Suspend Resume pump delivery Example Suspend function Basic programming Chapter Starting on insulin Prepare your pump for use Filling the reservoir Click Changing your infusion set Removing the reservoir Rewinding your pump Inserting the reservoir in your pump Disconnect Manual prime Insert the infusion set Make sure you are not connected to the pump Quick-set infusion set with Quick-serter Chapter Starting on insulin Connecting Quick-set Prime history Fixed prime Determining your pump settings Record keeping for diabetes management Using your daily journal Chapter What is it? Using the Bolus Wizard featureInformation you need If you count carbs Information Setting Carb unitsCarb ratios Start time Range Grams per unit If you count exchanges Number of Hours Information Setting BG target rangeActive insulin time Range Hours How the Bolus Wizard feature works About high or low blood glucose levels More about the Bolus Wizard featureAbout maximum delivery About active insulin Estimate Details Active insulin on page 64 for more information How to program the Bolus Wizard feature Bolus Wizard feature on/off Carb units Carb/Exch ratios Ratio and press To set more than one carb ratio Press ESC Set the startTime for the next Set the value for BG blood glucose units Insulin sensitivity Next insulin BG blood glucose target rangeSensitivity and press To set just one BG Target To set more than one BG Target Active insulin time What it means Review your Bolus Wizard feature settings Meter option Meter rules Add, delete, review meter IDs Delete AddReview Normal bolus using Bolus Wizard feature Mg/dL If this is a food bolus If this is a correction bolus Bolus Wizard feature examples Using the Bolus Wizard feature Chapter Using the Bolus Wizard feature Chapter Optimizing pump therapy Square Wave and Dual Wave boluses Square Wave or Dual Wave bolus without Bolus Wizard feature Dual/Square Wave bolus on-off Continue to step Example 2 Square Wave bolus gastroparesis Your turn Square Wave bolus practice Your turn Dual Wave bolus practice Test Using the Bolus Wizard feature Next screen, notice Screen shows the Normal Easy bolus setup Easy bolus Step value setup Delivering an Easy bolus 0U ACT Example 1 Easy bolus Your turn Easy bolus practice Basal patterns Patterns on/off Program a pattern Select a pattern Example Basal patterns Your turn Temp temporary basal rates How does temp basal work? Temp basal types Insulin rate Percent of basal Is 2.30 U/H Selecting temp basal type Delivering a temp basal 60% Verifying temp basal delivery Canceling a temp basal Example Temp Basal for a decreased temporary basal rate Example Temp Basal for an increased temporary basal rate Everyday Insulin pump therapy follow-upRecommended follow-up Every month Every visit Laboratory testsAnnually Alarm details Alarm reviewSetting your alert type Utilities Auto-off Low resv alert Low reservoir warning For Insulin units For Time Where is the daily totals screen? Why should I review my daily totals?What is included in the daily totals? Review daily insulin totals Pump data management 27FEB Insulin 112.30U Chapter Days to average Alarm clock Personal reminders Remote control option Turn on remote control option Add, delete, review remote control IDs Block feature Turn block on Example 1 Block Example 2 Block To lock keypad Lock keypad featureSelftest To unlock keypad Go to the Utilities MENU. Select Selftest and press ACT User settings Saving pump settings Restoring pump settings If you clear your pump settings, it will be necessary to Clear settingsDo not clear your pump settings unless directed by your Body History Language setting Chapter Troubleshooting My pump has a no delivery alarm Why doesn’t my pump battery last very long? What happens if I leave the battery out too long?What is a Check Settings alarm? Cannot get out of the priming loop My screen appears distortedPump is asking me to rewind My bolus stopped My pump buttons are not acting right during a bolus Dropped my pump Submerged my pump in water Alert conditions Cannot get to the User Settings menuWhy are alerts important? What to do Why are alarms important? AlarmsLow battery alert Low reservoir alert Alarm Message Alarm conditions Alarm Error Delivery Battery Battery Pump maintenanceStorage Cleaning your pump Pump specifications Alarms and error messages Bolus history Dual Wave bolus Normal bolus Program safety checks Status screen Pump specifications Bolus Wizard feature specifications Active Insulin Curve Bolus Wizard feature examples Settings Correction 70mg/dL 90mg/dL 20mg/dL Default factory settings Pump specifications Menu Default Limits Increments Setting Icon table Chapter Symbols Numerics Index Pump stroke Amount of insulin delivered per pump stroke Maximum number of daily totals records Management System 4 menus Basal Bolus Main Prime Utilities Quarterly every three months Rewind feature xxi rewinding your pump Described 19 factory settings Water resistance pump Index