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Abbott FreeStyle Precision Neo User Manual

Abbott FreeStyle Precision Neo
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Blood Glucose and Ketone Monitoring System
Owner's Setup Guide
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Abbott FreeStyle Precision Neo Specifications

General IconGeneral
DisplayLCD
Test Time5 seconds
Sample Size0.6 µL
Memory500 test results
Battery Type1 x CR2032
Operating Conditions10 to 40 °C (50 to 104 °F), 10 to 90% RH
Storage Conditions10 to 90% RH
Measurement Range20 to 600 mg/dL

Summary

FreeStyle Precision Neo At-A-Glance

Quick Start - Testing Your Blood Glucose

Intended Use

Setting Up the Meter

Set Time

Steps to set the meter's time, including selecting the format and adjusting hours and minutes.

Testing Your Blood Glucose or Blood Ketone

When to Check Ketones

Guidelines on when to perform a ketone test: during illness, high blood glucose, or as advised by a professional.

Prepare to Test

Steps for preparing the meter and site before a blood glucose or ketone test.

Performing the Test

Instructions for inserting the test strip and initiating the blood glucose or ketone test.

Obtain Blood Sample

Using the lancing device to obtain a blood sample.

Understanding Blood Glucose Test Results

Low Blood Glucose Results

Interpreting low blood glucose readings (solid/blinking red arrow, 'LO') and recommended actions.

Understanding Blood Ketone Test Results

Ketone Result Interpretation

Understanding normal and high blood ketone levels and factors influencing them.

Interpreting Ketone Readings

Guidance on interpreting ketone results (0.6-1.5 mmol/L, >1.5 mmol/L, 'HI') and associated actions.

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Glucose and Ketone Control Solutions

Performing Control Solution Test

Steps for performing a control solution test, including inserting the strip and preparing the meter.

Cleaning and Disinfecting Your Meter

Cleaning the Meter

Instructions for cleaning the meter's exterior surfaces with a disinfectant wipe.

Disinfecting the Meter

Procedure for disinfecting the meter using bleach wipes, ensuring wet contact for one minute.

Error Messages

Error E-1: Temperature Issue

Meaning of E-1 error (temperature too hot/cold) and steps to resolve it.

Error E-2: Meter Error

Meaning of E-2 error (general meter error) and steps to resolve it.

Error E-3: Sample or Procedure

Meaning of E-3 error (small sample, incorrect procedure) and steps to resolve it.

Error E-4: High Glucose/Strip Issue

Meaning of E-4 error (high glucose, strip problem) and recommended actions.

Error E-5: Applied Too Soon

Meaning of E-5 error (sample applied too soon) and steps to resolve it.

Error E-6: Meter Error

Meaning of E-6 error (meter error) and steps to ensure correct strip usage.

Error E-7: Strip Recognition

Meaning of E-7 error (no coding, damaged strip) and steps to resolve it.

Error E-9: Meter Error

Meaning of E-9 error (meter error) and steps to resolve it.

Taking Care of Your Meter

Transferring Meter Data to a Computer

Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting: No Response

Meaning of 'no response' error and steps to resolve meter issues like incorrect strip insertion or battery problems.

Troubleshooting: Test Not Starting

Meaning of 'test not starting' error and steps to resolve issues like insufficient sample or meter inactivity.

Solutions for No Response

Steps to resolve meter issues such as incorrect strip insertion or battery problems.

Solutions for Test Not Starting

Steps to resolve test initiation issues like insufficient sample or meter inactivity.

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