Lactate Pro 2 User Manual

Highlights critical warnings regarding patient populations and disease states where the product should not be used.

Defines the quantitative measurement of lactate in fresh capillary whole blood for in-vitro diagnostic use.

Explains how blood lactate reacts with test strip reagents to produce an electrical current measured by the meter.

Lists the items included with the Lactate Pro 2 meter, such as the meter, carrying case, and operating manual.

Details environmental conditions (temp, humidity, EMF) and handling rules to ensure accurate results and prevent damage.

Provides guidelines on using only specified test strips, checking expiration dates, storage, and single-use policy.

Illustrates and labels the key external parts of the Lactate Pro 2 meter, including display and buttons.

Indicates when a past result is being reviewed from the meter's memory.

Alerts the user to a low battery level, indicating the need for replacement.

Signifies that the meter's temperature is outside the optimal range for accurate testing.

Appears when the beeper volume is set to OFF, indicating silent operation.

Indicates that the meter is ready and prepared for a blood test.

Marks a test result as unnecessary or inaccurate when reviewing stored data.

Describes the check window on the test strip, used for blood application during testing.

Provides crucial notes on test strip insertion, including not covering the window and applying blood only after insertion.

Emphasizes careful handling of blood and shared equipment to reduce the risk of pathogenic microorganism infection.

Details safe practices for puncturing skin, advising against direct finger support and recommending thicker body parts.

Instructs to disinfect the puncture site with alcohol before sampling to prevent infection.

Stresses the importance of letting the alcohol dry thoroughly to avoid hemolysis during blood sampling.

Details the step of puncturing the skin using a lancing device, advising to consult its manual.

Explains how to gently press around the puncture site to obtain a small drop of blood for testing.

Advises to wipe off blood once with gauze and then press again for a fresh blood drop if needed.

Lists detailed technical specifications for the Lactate Pro 2, including model, test item, sample size, and range.

Details the battery type, life, power consumption, and memory capacity of the Lactate Pro 2 meter.

Specifies communication speed, operating environment conditions (temperature, humidity), and storage temperature.

Covers electromagnetic interference (EMI) compliance and immunity to static electricity and magnetic fields.

Provides instructions for disposing of the meter as biohazardous waste according to local regulations.

Outlines the warranty terms for the Lactate Pro 2, including coverage and exclusions for defects and damage.

Provides guidelines for storing the meter, test strips, and accessories to maintain their condition and functionality.

Details how to clean the meter using a soft cloth, optionally moistened with water or disinfectant solutions.

Explains the process of replacing the meter's battery when the battery symbol appears, noting data retention.

Lists common error codes (E-1 to E-7) and their meanings, along with recommended actions to resolve them.

Explains the meaning of specific symbols like battery low or temperature issues and the corresponding corrective actions.

Details the step-by-step process for performing a blood lactate test, from inserting the strip to reading the result.

Provides instructions on how to correctly apply blood to the test strip's check window for accurate results.

Explains how to read the test result and interpret 'Hi' or 'Lo' indications when values are outside the test range.

Instructs to pull the test strip straight out of the meter after the test result appears to save data.

Explains how to add a measurer code before or after a test to manage and differentiate test results.

Describes how to add a delete flag to inaccurate test results for easier management when reviewing past data.

Details how to access and scroll through stored test results, from newest to oldest and vice versa.

Provides instructions on how to delete all test results or results associated with a specific measurer code.

Explains how to adjust the beeper volume to different levels, including OFF (mute).

Guides the user through setting the meter's year, month, day, hour, and minute for accurate record-keeping.