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General| Category | Blood Glucose Meter |
|---|---|
| Brand | Accu-Chek |
| Model | D-TRONplus |
| Measurement Method | Electrochemical |
| Sample Type | Capillary whole blood |
| Battery Life | Approx. 1000 measurements |
| Display | LCD |
| Measuring Range | 10-600 mg/dL |
| Operating Conditions | 10-40°C, 10-90% relative humidity |
| Storage Conditions | Temperature: -25 to 70°C; Humidity: 10 to 90% RH |
Details the specific medical applications and limitations for the insulin pump's intended use.
Lists critical safety warnings regarding pump operation, programming, and user capabilities.
Outlines essential precautions for safe and effective operation, including handling and therapy management.
Lists patient conditions or factors that may contraindicate the use of insulin pump therapy.
Emphasizes the importance of using only specified accessories and disposables for device safety and function.
Details on PowerPack handling, storage, temperature limits, and service life considerations.
Advises on protecting the insulin pump from direct sunlight, overheating, and cold wind.
Details potential impacts of cold temperatures on pump performance and proper usage during cold weather.
Explains that air pressure variations do not typically affect the insulin pump's operation or insulin delivery.
Describes how to adjust or turn off non-critical beeps for user convenience, while safety alerts remain active.
Explains how beeps, vibrations, and display messages signal pump status and potential malfunctions.
Details the physical handling of the pump and the interpretation of its display elements and symbols.
Defines the two operating states of the insulin pump: STOP (no delivery) and RUN (delivery).
Outlines the logical steps for operating the pump and provides an overview of its main functions.
Describes the default settings provided with the insulin pump and the need for adaptation.
Lists and describes the essential accessories and disposable parts required for pump operation.
Explains the KeyLock feature for preventing unintentional activation of pump functions.
Describes how the pump returns to STOP or RUN if no key is pressed within a set time.
Provides instructions on how to easily check the amount of insulin remaining in the cartridge.
Details the procedures for inserting a new PowerPack and changing an existing one.
Explains how to set or review the time, date, and date format on the insulin pump.
Guides on programming individual hourly basal rates for basal rate profiles A and B.
Provides instructions on how to review programmed basal rates after changes or PowerPack insertion.
Details the process for filling insulin cartridges, including preparation and handling of air bubbles.
Explains the procedure for returning the piston rod, which is necessary before inserting a new cartridge.
Provides step-by-step instructions for correctly inserting the insulin cartridge into the pump.
Guides on connecting the adapter and infusion set to each other and then to the insulin pump.
Details the process of priming the infusion set to eliminate air bubbles and ensure proper insulin delivery.
Covers site selection criteria and preparation steps to minimize infection risk.
Explains how to start and stop insulin delivery by switching between RUN and STOP modes.
Details how to program standard, scroll, and extended boluses based on health care team recommendations.
Provides instructions for replacing the cartridge, adapter, and infusion set.
Guides on how to change the adapter and infusion set, while keeping the cartridge.
Details the procedure for changing only the infusion set, without replacing other components.
Explains how to review events stored in the pump's data memory, such as bolus history and alerts.
Describes how to select between the two available basal rate profiles (A and B).
Guides on temporarily increasing or decreasing the basal rate to match changing insulin needs.
Explains the Automatic Off safety function that stops insulin delivery after a period of inactivity.
Details how to adjust the beep volume to different levels or turn it off, with safety considerations.
Explains how to adjust the increment size for standard bolus programming.
Describes how to lock or unlock basal rate programming and profile selection to prevent accidental changes.
Explains the KeyLock feature for securing the pump against unintentional operation.
Details how to check the remaining time for timers t1 and t2, related to End of Use Time alerts.
Explains how to activate wireless data transfer from the insulin pump to a PC.
Lists all possible alerts, their meanings, and the required actions to confirm and resolve them.
Lists all possible errors, their meanings, and the required actions to confirm and resolve them.
Provides a summary of error and alert codes located on the back of the insulin pump.
Provides suggestions for troubleshooting high and low blood glucose levels based on various causes.
Identifies common causes of hyperglycemia and suggests actions to address them.
Identifies common causes of hypoglycemia and suggests actions to address them.
Provides essential recommendations and advice for daily use and interaction with healthcare professionals.
Details procedures for short and long-term interruptions of insulin pump therapy.
Explains the pump's water resistance and procedures for handling accidental immersion.
Advises on precautions regarding electromagnetic fields and hazardous environments.
Provides guidance on performing sporting activities while wearing the insulin pump.
Offers advice on special precautions needed for travel, including bringing supplies and setting time zones.
Provides guidance on the electromagnetic environment related to the pump's RF emissions.
Provides guidance on the electromagnetic environment related to the pump's immunity to external fields.
Details when and how to return the insulin pump for repair or servicing.
Provides essential information on daily checks, cleaning procedures, and using appropriate materials.
Explains how to properly store the insulin pump when not in use for extended periods.
Provides details on PowerPack handling, storage, service life, and usage precautions.
Offers a checklist for daily inspection of the insulin pump's components and settings.
Provides instructions on how to safely package and return the insulin pump for service.
Gives guidance on the proper disposal of the insulin pump, PowerPack, and consumables.
Presents technical specifications and diagrams related to the precision of insulin delivery flow rates.
Lists and explains various symbols used on the device and in the manual for user understanding.
Defines the function and components of the insulin pump's adapter.
Explains the concept of basal rate and its role in covering basic insulin needs.
Defines a bolus as the additional insulin dose to cover food intake and correct high glucose levels.
Defines the cartridge as the insulin reservoir of the pump, specifying its capacity and insulin type.
Provides contact details for distributors in the UK, Australia, and New Zealand.
An alphabetical index of terms and topics covered in the manual for quick reference.
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