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Details the intended use, scope, and disclaimers of the user guide for the Omnipod DASH™ System.
Lists critical safety warnings regarding insulin compatibility, monitoring, and hearing loss.
Highlights the system's safety features like automatic priming, checks, and alarms.
Outlines necessary preparations and requirements before the initial PDM setup with a nurse/educator.
Step-by-step instructions for powering on, personalizing the PDM, and selecting language/country.
Guide on creating and confirming a 4-digit personal identification number (PIN) for PDM security.
Instructions for setting up segments for the insulin-to-carbohydrate ratio for meal boluses.
Confirms the completion of the PDM setup process and readiness for Pod activation.
Detailed steps for deactivating and removing an currently active Pod from the body.
Essential preliminary steps and warnings before starting the Pod change process.
Instructions on how to properly fill the syringe with insulin for the Pod.
Guidelines for selecting and preparing the infusion site for Pod application.
Step-by-step instructions for manually entering blood glucose readings into the PDM.
Explanation of how blood glucose readings are displayed, including color-coding and warning messages.
Guide on using the Bolus Calculator to determine and deliver meal and correction boluses.
Instructions for entering carbohydrate and meal details for bolus calculation.
Steps for delivering immediate or extended boluses, including reviewing and confirming amounts.
Procedures for cancelling or modifying a bolus that is currently being delivered.
Explanation of how to use temporary basal rates to adjust insulin delivery for specific situations.
Steps for defining and activating a temporary basal rate on the PDM.
Instructions for temporarily stopping and restarting all insulin delivery via the PDM.
Overview of creating, editing, and deleting Basal Programs for different routines.
Guide on creating and managing presets for frequently used temporary basal rates.
Instructions for creating and managing presets for common bolus doses.
How to access and review past alarms and notifications displayed on the PDM.
Navigating and understanding the insulin and blood glucose history records.
Explanation of the summary items presented in the history screens for daily and multi-day views.
Covers settings for network connectivity, personal identification, date, and time.
Adjusting screen time-out intervals and brightness levels for optimal battery and visibility.
Procedure for changing the personal identification number (PIN) for PDM security.
Setting the upper limit for basal rates used in Basal Programs and temp basals.
Instructions on how to respond to hazard and advisory alarms from the system.
Details on hazard alarms, their messages, and the required actions to resolve them.
Details on advisory alarms, their messages, and the recommended actions to take.
Troubleshooting communication errors when sending insulin instructions to the Pod.
Guidelines for proper storage of Pods and insulin to prevent damage and ensure effectiveness.
Important safety warnings and precautions for handling and using the PDM's rechargeable battery.
Instructions on how to charge the PDM battery and information on battery life.
Explanation of basal insulin delivery through Basal Programs and temporary basal rates.
Details on using temporary basal rates to override the current Basal Program.
Explanation of how IOB is calculated and its impact on bolus suggestions.
Key rules and logic applied by the Bolus Calculator for suggested bolus doses.
Daily inspection of the infusion site for signs of leakage or infection.
Guidance on when and how often to check blood glucose levels for effective management.
Understanding, symptoms, causes, and treatment of low blood glucose levels.
Information on DKA, its symptoms, causes, avoidance, and treatment.
Resolving issues like Boot Mode or Safe Mode during PDM startup.
Technical specifications for the Omnipod DASH™ System Pod.
Information on how the system protects against errors in insulin delivery.
Definition of the process to wake up and pair a Pod with a PDM.
Definition of the feature that suggests bolus doses based on user settings.
Definition of DKA as a serious condition resulting from high blood glucose and low insulin.
General| Model | Omnipod Dash |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Insulet Corporation |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth |
| Pod Duration | 72 hours |
| Insulin Delivery | Continuous subcutaneous insulin infusion (CSII) |
| Insulin Reservoir Capacity | 200 units |
| PDM Screen | Color touchscreen |
| Compatible Insulin Types | Rapid-acting insulin |
| Water Resistance | IP28 rated (water resistant) |
| Pod Weight | 25 g (empty) |
| Bolus Increment | 0.05 units |
