Abbott FreeStyle Libre 2 - Easy Setup of the Insulin Calculator

Step
Action
4
mmol
L
1 u insulin for
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Correction Factor
?
0.6
Enter the Correction Factor (for example: if 1 unit
of insulin lowers blood glucose 2.8 mmol/L, then
the correction factor is 2.8). If the blood glucose
value is outside the blood glucose target, the
calculator will use the correction target and factor
to calculate a correction dose.
Notes:
• If your patient does not take correction insulin, touch the
down arrow to go below 1 to set “No correction insulin”. If you
set “No correction insulin”, the calculator only includes meal
doses. Additionally, active insulin is not tracked or calculated.
• The calculator corrects a blood glucose value to the single
target or the average of the target range.
• The calculator will not suggest a dose that is estimated to
drop the blood glucose below the lower end of the target
range or single target.
Touch next. Then touch done to complete the setup. You can
now review the calculator settings. Touch OK when done.
Easy Setup of the Insulin Calculator
Step
Action
1
Choose the Easy option on the slide bar and
touch next.
Note: You need to know your patient’s
meal-time insulin doses, target glucose range,
and correction factor.
2
Enter the meal-time rapid-acting insulin doses.
Touch next after each entry.
3
Enter the blood glucose Correction Target. This
is the desired target range for blood glucose
values before meals. Touch next.
Note: If you just want to set one target instead
of a range, set both the low and high values to
the same number.
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Easy
For patients who start with a
fixed dose of rapid-acting
insulin at meals.
Choose Setup Option
?
units of insulin
4
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Breakfast
mmol
L
3.9
to
7.2
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Correction Target
?
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