MiniMed 670G - User Manual

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MINIMED™ 670G SYSTEM | MEDTRONIC EXTENDED INFUSION SET
CHANGING THE RESERVOIR ONLY
START HERE
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Wash your hands.
2
Press . Select Options. Select
Reservoir & Tubing.
3
Select New Reservoir.
4
Disconnect the tubing from the cannula housing. Do not
remove the cannula housing from your body.
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With the infusion set tubing removed from your body and the reservoir
removed from the pump, select Rewind.
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Remove the used reservoir from the pump.
Continue with “Fill the
Reservoir” on the next page.
NOTE: The Extended Wear infusion set can be used
for up to seven days. The reservoir can be used for
up to three days or seven days; refer to your reservoir
instruction for use. To avoid wasting insulin, ll the
reservoir with enough insulin to last until the next
infusion set change.
When you change the infusion set, change all of its
pieces (the cannula housing, tubing, and reservoir).
Disconnect the infusion set tubing connector from the used reservoir. Place the tubing
on a clean surface. Do not throw it away.
Dispose of the used reservoir in an appropriate container
according to local laws.

Summary

Start Reservoir Change Procedure

Wash Your Hands

Begin the reservoir change process by washing your hands.

Navigate Pump Menu

Access the Reservoir & Tubing menu via pump options.

Prepare for New Reservoir

Select 'New Reservoir' and prepare for removal and disconnection.

Remove Old Reservoir and Rewind

Remove old reservoir from pump and rewind. Disconnect tubing from cannula.

Fill the Reservoir with Insulin

Prepare Insulin Vial and Reservoir

Remove reservoir from package, ensure insulin vial is at room temperature.

Draw Insulin into Reservoir

Pull plunger to draw the planned amount of insulin into the reservoir.

Transfer Insulin Using Guard

Wipe vial, attach transfer guard, and push plunger to transfer insulin.

Remove Air Bubbles from Reservoir

Tap reservoir to move air bubbles, push plunger to move air into vial.

Set Final Insulin Amount

Pull plunger back to the final needed insulin amount.

Remove Reservoir from Transfer Guard

Hold reservoir upright, turn counter-clockwise, and remove from guard.

Connect Reservoir to Tubing

Connect Tubing to Reservoir

Gently push tubing connector onto reservoir and turn clockwise until locked.

Address Air Bubbles in Tubing

Tap reservoir and push plunger to move air bubbles into the tubing.

Remove Plunger from Reservoir

Twist plunger counter-clockwise to loosen and remove.

Select Load Reservoir from Pump

Select 'Load Reservoir' from the pump menu to proceed.

Place Reservoir into Pump

Insert Reservoir into Pump Compartment

Place the filled reservoir into the pump's reservoir compartment.

Lock Reservoir into Pump

Turn the reservoir clockwise until it locks into place.

Confirm Reservoir Placement

Select 'Next' after placing and locking the reservoir into the pump.

Load Reservoir and Fill Tubing

Load Reservoir onto Pump

Select 'Load' and hold until complete to load the reservoir.

Fill Tubing with Insulin

Hold 'Fill' until drops appear at the end of the tubing, then select 'Next'.

Reconnect Infusion Set

Fill Cannula Warning

Warning: Do not fill the cannula; select 'Done' if not needed.

Reconnect Site Connector

Gently hold cannula housing steady and push site connector until it clicks.

Complete Reservoir Change

Reservoir change is complete. Check blood glucose 1-3 hours after.

MiniMed 670G Specifications

General

Device Type	Insulin Pump
Manufacturer	Medtronic
Reservoir Capacity	300 units
Sensor Compatibility	Guardian Sensor 3
Remote Control	No
Bolus Increments	0.025 units
Basal Rate	0.025 to 35 units per hour
Display	Color screen
Water Resistance	IPX7
Automated Insulin Delivery	Hybrid Closed Loop
Battery Life	7 days
Bolus Options	Standard, extended, and dual wave bolus