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B. Braun Omnitest 5 - User Manual

B. Braun Omnitest 5
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Omnitest
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5
Blood Glucose Monitoring System

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Summary

Important Notes and Precautions

User Manual and Physician Consultation

Read manual for correct use and consult physician for treatment changes. Do not alter treatment based on readings without medical advice.

Product Overview

Omnitest 5 Set Components

Details the components included in the Omnitest® 5 Set, such as the meter, test strips, and lancing device.

Blood Glucose Meter: Front View

Front Panel Component Identification

Identifies key components on the front of the Omnitest® 5 meter, including ports, buttons, and display.

Blood Glucose Meter: Back View

Back Panel Component Identification

Details the components on the back of the Omnitest® 5 meter, such as the product label and battery cover.

Display Symbols Guide

Test Strips Usage

Omnitest 5 Test Strip Features

Details the features and parts of the Omnitest® 5 test strip, including the opening, confirmation window, and contacting leads.

Lancing Device Operation

Lancing Device Parts Identification

Identifies the key components of the Omnican® Lance lancing device, such as the dialable tip, grips, and release button.

Measuring Blood Glucose

Preparation for Measurement: Cleanliness

Details the importance of washing hands and ensuring the puncture site is clean and dry before taking a blood sample.

Blood Collection Preparation

Instructions on preparing the lancing device and using a new sterile lancet for each blood sample collection.

Preparing the Lancing Device

Step-by-step guide on preparing the lancing device by inserting a new lancet and removing its protective cap.

Releasing the Lancing Device

Procedure for releasing the lancing device onto the fingertip to obtain a blood sample, emphasizing painless puncturing.

Removing the Used Lancet

Instructions on safely removing and disposing of the used lancet from the lancing device to prevent cross-contamination.

Inserting the Test Strip

How to correctly insert a test strip into the meter unit, ensuring it is undamaged and fully inserted for automatic power-on.

Display Self-Test Sequence

Explanation of the meter's self-test sequence upon inserting a test strip to verify display elements are functioning correctly.

Automatic Code Detection

Details the automatic code detection process and the importance of matching the code on the test strip vial with the display.

Meter Ready for Measurement

Indicates when the Omnitest® 5 meter is ready to measure, showing the flashing blood symbol and displayed date/time.

Applying Blood Sample

Instructions on how to apply a blood sample to the test strip, ensuring correct volume and avoiding squeezing the fingertip.

Measuring Process and Signal

Describes the measurement process, the beep signal, and the importance of removing the finger from the test strip after the beep.

Reading and Displaying Results

Explains how blood glucose readings are displayed in mg/dL, the measurement range, and unit of measure settings.

Removing the Used Test Strip

Procedure for removing the used test strip from the meter using the ejector button and proper disposal.

Marker Function: Entering Markers

How to select and enter markers (e.g., control solution, pre/post-meal) to categorize blood glucose readings.

Target Level Deviation Indicator

Explains how to view the target blood glucose level and deviations from it using meter settings and physician consultation.

Display Lighting Features

Information on how the display and test strip port lighting activates, turns off to save power, and can be switched back on.

Stored Readings Management

Displaying Stored Readings

Instructions on how to access and view stored blood glucose readings on the meter, including memory capacity and replacement of old data.

Displaying Average Levels

How to view average blood glucose levels for 7, 30, and 90-day periods using the meter's average function.

Transferring Readings to PC

Details on transferring stored readings to a computer for further analysis using a PC connection cable and compatible software.

Device Settings Configuration

Changing Device Settings

Guide on how to enter and navigate the device settings menu to adjust various parameters like time, date, and alarms.

Setting Time and Date

Instructions for setting the correct time and date on the Omnitest® 5 meter using the device buttons.

Configuring Acoustic Signals

How to enable or disable the acoustic (beep) signals on the Omnitest® 5 meter.

Timer Functionality

Using the timer as a mealtime reminder for follow-up tests, including setting the alarm time in 15-minute intervals.

Setting Target Blood Glucose Level

Instructions on displaying and setting the target blood glucose level and adjusting it in consultation with a healthcare professional.

Managing Alarms

How to switch all alarms on or off, and how to set individual alarms for reminders.

Exiting Device Settings

Procedure for exiting the settings menu, which automatically switches off the Omnitest® 5 meter.

Functional Check Procedures

Performing a Check Strip Test

How to use a check strip to verify the proper functioning of the Omnitest® 5 meter before performing blood glucose tests.

Interpreting Check Strip Results

Understanding the outcomes of a check strip test, distinguishing between a properly working meter and a defective one.

Control Solution Verification

Details on using Omnitest® 5 Control solution to verify the system's proper functioning, especially after suspected malfunctions or drops.

Control Solution Test Preparation

Instructions for preparing control solution tests, including temperature requirements and inserting a test strip into the meter.

Applying Control Solution

Step-by-step guide on applying control solution to a test strip, including shaking the solution and discarding the first drop.

Marking Control Solution Readings

How to mark a reading obtained with control solution using the meter's symbols and confirmation button.

Troubleshooting Control Solution Results

Reasons why control solution results may fall outside the specified range and recommended actions to take.

Appendix and Troubleshooting

Error Messages and Causes (Er1-Er5)

Lists common error messages (Er1-Er5) displayed by the meter and their potential causes.

Troubleshooting Actions (Er1-Er5)

Provides recommended actions to resolve common error messages (Er1-Er5) encountered with the Omnitest® 5 meter.

Error Messages and Causes (Er6-Sun)

Lists error messages (Er6, Sun) related to automatic code detection, temperature, and sunlight exposure.

Troubleshooting Actions (Er6-Sun)

Provides recommended actions for resolving errors related to code detection, temperature, and sunlight.

Error Messages and Causes (Hi;Lo;Battery)

Lists error messages indicating high (Hi) or low (Lo) readings, and low battery voltage indicators.

Troubleshooting Actions (Hi;Lo;Battery)

Recommended actions for high/low readings and low battery status, including meter checks and battery replacement.

Troubleshooting: Reading Discrepancies & Power Issues

Addresses issues like different readings compared to other devices and the meter not turning on, with causes and solutions.

Troubleshooting: Test Start & Doubtful Results

Provides solutions for tests not starting after sample application and for doubtful results, including checking test strips and codes.

Meter Cleaning and Maintenance

Instructions on cleaning the Omnitest® 5 meter, emphasizing avoiding chemical solvents and using moistened tissues.

Meter and Test Strip Storage

Guidance on proper storage of the meter and test strips, avoiding extreme temperatures, electromagnetic fields, and direct sunlight.

Changing the Batteries

Step-by-step instructions for replacing the meter's batteries, including battery type and correct insertion direction.

Technical Data and System Information

Covers infection prevention, system limitations, test principle, disposal, technical specifications, and symbols.

Conversion Table: mg;dL to mmol;L

Provides a conversion table to convert blood glucose levels between mg/dL and mmol/L units.

B. Braun Omnitest 5 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandB. Braun
ModelOmnitest 5
CategoryBlood Glucose Meter
LanguageEnglish