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OneTouch UltraEasy User Manual

OneTouch UltraEasy
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OneTouch
®
UltraEasy
Owner’s Booklet
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Symbols
Caution symbol: See instructions for use.
Serial number symbol
LOT
Lot Number
IVD
In Vitro Diagnostic Medical Device
Sterilized by irradiation
Expiration Date
DCO_06397001C_OTUE_OB_GB.qxd 4/13/07 3:17 PM Page i

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OneTouch UltraEasy Specifications

General IconGeneral
DisplayLCD
Memory500 test results with date and time
Test Time5 seconds
Sample Size1 microliter
Measurement Range20-600 mg/dL
Dimensions4.0" H x 2.0" W x 0.7" D
Weight1.4 oz (with battery)
BatteryCR2032

Summary

Symbols

Caution Symbol

Explains the general caution symbol used in the booklet.

Serial Number and Lot Identification

Identifies symbols for serial number and lot number.

Expiration Date Symbol

Indicates the symbol for the expiration date of supplies.

Setting Up Your System

Meter and Test Strip Familiarization

Introduces the parts of the OneTouch UltraEasy meter and test strip.

Setting the Time and Date

Guides users through setting the correct time and date on the meter.

Starting the Test Process

Meter Coding for Test Strips

Explains the importance of matching the meter code to test strips.

Inserting and Matching Test Strips

Details inserting a test strip and matching meter/strip codes.

Getting a Blood Sample

Lancing Device and Site Selection

Covers lancing device overview and choosing sampling sites.

Fingertip Blood Sampling

Step-by-step process for obtaining a blood sample from the fingertip.

Alternate Site Sampling (Forearm/Palm)

Instructions for obtaining blood samples from forearm or palm.

Applying Blood and Reading Results

Applying Blood to the Test Strip

Instructions on how to apply blood to the test strip correctly.

Interpreting Test Results

Explains how to interpret the glucose level displayed on the meter.

Handling Unexpected Glucose Readings

Guidance on what to do if test results are abnormal or unexpected.

Caring for Your System

System Storage and Cleaning

Guidelines for proper storage and cleaning of the meter and supplies.

Battery Replacement and Management

Information on the meter's battery and how to replace it.

Troubleshooting and Error Messages

Understanding Meter Error Codes

Explains common error codes (Er1-Er5) and their meanings.

Glucose Level Messages (LO/HI)

Interprets "LO" and "HI" messages and advises on actions.

Detailed System Information

Meter vs. Laboratory Results Comparison

Compares meter readings to laboratory test results, noting differences.

Technical Specifications and Standards

Lists technical details, operating ranges, and safety standards.

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