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General| Brand | OmniPod |
|---|---|
| Model | ENT450 |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Provides essential contact details for customer support, including phone numbers and website.
Explains the purpose, scope, and intended use of the user guide.
Details the intended use of the system and conditions where it should not be used.
Highlights crucial safety information, warnings, and precautions for system operation.
Provides essential information and recommendations for the safe handling and operation of the device.
Describes the built-in safety mechanisms, including automatic priming and alarms.
Introduces the Omnipod System, its features, and basic functionalities.
Explains the PDM's physical components, screen elements, and navigation methods.
Details how to enter numerical and text data using the PDM's interface.
Introduces key PDM screens like ID, Status, IOB, and Home/More actions.
Outlines requirements and recommendations for attending user training sessions.
Guides through inserting batteries, personalizing the PDM, and setting time/date.
Covers setting up maximum basal rate, basal programs, temp basal, and BG sound.
Details setting up the Bolus Calculator: BG goals, IC Ratio, Correction Factor, and limits.
Explains the steps for changing the Pod, including preparation and deactivation.
Provides instructions for filling the syringe with insulin and activating a new Pod.
Guides on selecting the infusion site, preparing it, applying the Pod, and checking insertion.
Offers advice on avoiding site infections and finding more information about Pod usage.
Provides warnings and general information about blood glucose testing procedures.
Details inserting test strips, performing tests, and interpreting results.
Explains how the PDM reports BG values and how to interpret low/high readings.
Describes how to add informational tags to BG readings for future reference.
Covers managing date/time, username, notes, sound/vibration, alarms, timeouts, and factory resets.
Explains setting up Basal Programs, temporary basal rates, and presets.
Details configuring the Bolus Calculator: BG goals, IC Ratio, factors, and limits.
Covers setting up BG reminders, Pod expiration alerts, low reservoir, Auto-off, and custom reminders.
Explains setting BG goal ranges, managing BG tags, and configuring meter sound.
Classifies alarms (Hazard, Advisory), notifications, and beeps by priority.
Details critical hazard alarms, their messages, and required actions.
Explains advisory alarms, their causes, and necessary steps to take.
Addresses PDM-Pod communication issues, including errors and timeouts.
Provides guidance on resolving common errors encountered with the BG meter.
Describes methods for silencing Pod and PDM alarms when they occur.
Covers proper storage, handling, and cleaning of Pods and insulin.
Details PDM storage, environmental considerations, water exposure, and cleaning.
Explains how to replace PDM batteries and handle the PDM safely.
Covers essential daily tasks: infusion site checks and blood glucose monitoring.
Guides on preparing emergency kits and managing diabetes during travel.
Provides detailed information on recognizing, treating, and avoiding low/high glucose.
Discusses managing diabetes during sick days, exercise, medical procedures, and environmental factors.
Explains how the PDM controls the Pod and their communication.
Details Basal Programs, temporary basal rates, and methods to temporarily stop insulin.
Covers immediate/extended boluses, manually-calculated boluses, and Bolus Calculator logic.
Provides a quick reference for system settings and their options.
Lists detailed specifications for the Pod, BG Meter, and compliance information.
Outlines warranty coverage, terms, conditions, and claim procedures for the system.
Defines important terms used throughout the user guide for better understanding.
Provides an alphabetical index for quick location of topics within the manual.
