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General| Device Type | Insulin Pump |
|---|---|
| Insulin Delivery | Continuous subcutaneous insulin infusion (CSII) |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth |
| Model | OmniPod 5 |
| Manufacturer | Insulet Corporation |
| Reservoir Capacity | 200 units |
| Water Resistance | IP28 |
| Controller | Smartphone app or dedicated controller |
| Automated Insulin Delivery | Yes |
| Insulin Type | U-100 insulin |
| Pod Wear Time | Up to 3 days |
| Control Method | Smartphone app |
| Age Indication | 2 years and older |
| Battery Life | Up to 72 hours (pod life) |
| Battery | Built-in |
| Compatible Devices | iOS and Android smartphones |
An overview of the Omnipod 5 System and user guide.
Defines key terms and explains navigation within the Omnipod 5 System interface.
Provides a general overview of the Omnipod 5 System components and interface.
Guides users through creating an Omnipod account for therapy information.
Lists items needed and preparation steps for Omnipod 5 system training.
Covers initial controller setup, personalization, and security settings.
Details how to set up basal rates and create basal programs for insulin delivery.
Explains how to configure settings for calculating bolus doses, including carb ratios and correction factors.
Advises on backing up important settings for future reference or system reset.
Details the initial steps and safety precautions for activating a new Pod.
Guides on initiating the process of setting up a new Pod.
Provides instructions on how to properly fill the syringe with insulin for the Pod.
Comprehensive guide to filling, activating, applying, and starting the Pod.
Explains how to inspect the infusion site for proper insertion and signs of infection.
Details how to switch from Manual to Automated Mode for insulin delivery.
Instructs on the proper procedure for deactivating and removing an active Pod.
Offers additional information and tips for optimal Pod usage and care.
Explains the concept of basal insulin and how Basal Programmes work in Manual Mode.
Guides users on how to view and check saved Basal Programmes.
Provides steps for creating custom Basal Programmes for different routines.
Explains how to modify existing Basal Programmes, including renaming and adjusting segments.
Details the process for removing a Basal Programme that is no longer needed.
Describes how to activate a different saved Basal Programme.
Explains how basal insulin is delivered in Manual and Automated Modes.
Explains the purpose and use of temporary basal rates (temp basals) in Manual Mode.
Guides users on how to set up and start a temporary basal rate.
Explains how to stop or cancel an active temporary basal rate or preset.
Details how to create and save custom temporary basal rate presets for quick activation.
Describes how to modify existing temporary basal rate presets.
Explains how to remove temporary basal rate presets that are no longer needed.
Details how temporary basal rates are delivered and limitations.
Explains how the system uses sensor glucose values and when to use a BG meter.
Provides step-by-step instructions for manually entering blood glucose readings.
Explains how high and low glucose readings are displayed and indicated by the system.
Details how to pause insulin delivery for a specified duration.
Compares pausing insulin delivery with temp basal settings for temporary halts.
Explains how to restart insulin delivery after a pause period has ended.
Covers settings related to network connectivity, screen display, and lock screen.
Allows users to configure reminders for Pod expiry, low insulin, and other actions.
Details how to adjust Maximum Basal Rate and Temp Basal settings.
Explains the data storage capacity and how to browse records.
Guides users on how to view sensor glucose data and trends on the graph.
Explains the different states and colors used in the sensor graph display.
Provides an overview of the history summary and detail screens.
Details the calculations used for generating history summaries.
Explains how to view detailed records for glucose, bolus, and other events.
Covers over-the-air updates for the Controller's operating system and app.
Categorizes and explains different types of alarms and notifications generated by the system.
Guides users on how to review past alarms and notifications.
Explains how sounds and vibrations are used to attract attention to alarms and notifications.
Describes informational sounds and vibrations for normal system activity.
Provides instructions on how to respond to hazard and advisory alarms.
Lists and describes critical hazard alarms requiring immediate attention.
Lists and describes advisory alarms that indicate situations needing attention.
Details notifications related to technical system tasks requiring user action.
Provides guidance on proper storage and care of Pods and insulin.
Offers advice on storing and caring for the Omnipod 5 Controller.
Covers safe usage and charging procedures for the controller's rechargeable battery.
Explains how to check the infusion site for signs of infection or dislodgement.
Advises users on monitoring glucose levels and recognizing symptoms of highs and lows.
Provides guidance on preparing for travel, including keeping supplies accessible and managing time zones.
Details how to prevent and manage hypoglycemia, hyperglycemia, and DKA.
Offers advice on managing diabetes during sick days, exercise, and medical procedures.
Explains how to calculate and deliver a manual bolus without the SmartBolus Calculator.
Differentiates between immediate and extended boluses and their use.
Guides users on how to monitor the progress of an ongoing bolus.
Details how to cancel a bolus that is currently being delivered.
Covers setting reminders for checking glucose after bolus and for missed boluses.
Explains the function of the SmartBolus Calculator for meal and correction boluses.
Guides users on how to input carbohydrate information for meal bolus calculations.
Details how to input glucose readings or sensor data for bolus calculations.
Explains the concept of Insulin On Board (IOB) and its role in bolus calculations.
Describes how various factors can adjust suggested bolus calculations.
Guides on how to review and deliver an immediate bolus.
Explains how to extend the delivery of a meal bolus over a period of time.
Details various settings that impact bolus calculations, like Max Bolus and IC Ratio.
Explains how the SmartBolus Calculator works, its components, and limitations.
Provides examples of bolus calculations for various scenarios.
Crucial safety warnings and precautions related to using a sensor with the system.
Provides an overview of the Dexcom G6 continuous glucose monitoring system.
Guides on how to connect the Dexcom G6 CGM system to the Omnipod 5.
Introduces the Dexcom G6 CGM system and its basic functions.
Illustrates recommended placement examples for the Dexcom G6 sensor.
Explains how to use the Dexcom G6 sensor with the Omnipod 5 System.
Describes how sensor glucose values and trends are displayed and interpreted.
Explains the meaning of different sensor glucose trend arrows.
Lists and explains various communication messages from the system.
Explains the requirements and benefits of connecting the Dexcom G6 to the Pod.
Guides on connecting the Dexcom G6 system during the initial Pod setup process.
Details the steps for connecting the Dexcom G6 transmitter's serial number to the Omnipod 5 App.
Explains how to disconnect the Dexcom G6 transmitter from the Pod.
Provides a comprehensive overview of the Automated Mode operation.
Guides users on switching between Manual and Automated modes.
Explains how to use the Activity feature to adjust insulin delivery during physical activity.
Lists and describes alarms specific to the Automated Mode of operation.
Presents information from clinical studies on the Omnipod 5 System's safety and effectiveness.
Explains how Automated Mode and SmartAdjust technology work to deliver insulin.
Details how the Dexcom G6 CGM integrates with Automated Mode for insulin delivery.
Covers bolus settings and their significance in Automated Mode.
Explains how SmartAdjust technology adapts insulin delivery based on historical data.
Describes the Automated Mode: Limited state and its causes.
Explains the Automated Delivery Restriction alarm and what to do.
Guides on transitioning from Manual Mode to Automated Mode operation.
Details the process for switching from Automated Mode back to Manual Mode.
Explains the Activity feature's purpose and how it modifies insulin delivery.
Provides steps for enabling and configuring the Activity feature.
Details how to cancel the Activity feature before its scheduled duration ends.
Lists and explains advisory alarms specific to Automated Mode operation.
Presents results from a pivotal study involving young people with type 1 diabetes.
Details findings from a study conducted on very young children with type 1 diabetes.
