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StatStrip Glucose Hospital Meter
WARNING: Do not stare into the Laser light or point it
towards anyone's eyes while scanning a bar-
code.
NOTE: The Meter is designed such that the Operator uses
his or her nger when dealing with the touch screen.
A PDA-style pen may be used as a replacement for
nger input. Any other type of implement with a sharp
or abrasive end may damage or disable the Meter.
• The meter stores patient test data, quality control
test data, linearity test data, and other information
relating to the patient, patient sample, and operator.
•
Meter operation involves entering operator, patient,
QC, and strip lot data, as needed. Insert a test strip
into the meter. Present a blood sample onto the test
strip. View the test result; and, if required, annotate
the result by adding "comments" relating to the
patient sample. QC and Linearity results can also
be commented, if needed.
• The barcode scanner allows for scanning operator
ID, patient ID, QC, Strip Lot Numbers, and Linearity
LotNumbers.Theseeldscanbemanuallyentered
as well.
• The meter stores patient samples, quality control
test data, and linearity test data on-board. The
operator can recall and review test data stored in
the meter.
•
A rechargeable battery provides power to operate the
meter. A low-battery warning on the meter display
alerts the operator to recharge the battery. An auto
sleep feature conserves power when the meter is
not in use. Test data information are stored in a non-
volatile memory to prevent data loss.
StatStrip Glu IFU 1.86 PN55848E EN 510K.indd 12 9/13/18 8:29 AM
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