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General| Brand | OneTouch |
|---|---|
| Model | Verio IQ |
| Category | Blood Glucose Meter |
| Language | English |
Important initial steps and precautions before using the blood glucose monitoring system.
Defines the purpose and scope of the OneTouch® Verio™IQ Blood Glucose Monitoring System.
Explanation of the electrochemical process by which the meter determines blood glucose levels.
Familiarization with meter components and initial setup steps.
Configuration of essential meter settings like language, time, and date for accurate operation.
Configuration of meter features like High/Low Patterns and Tagging for diabetes management.
Methods for safely powering down the blood glucose meter after use.
Ensuring all necessary items are ready before performing a blood glucose test.
Overview and operation of the OneTouch® Delica® Lancing Device for obtaining blood samples.
Guidance on selecting appropriate sites for blood sampling, considering fingertip vs. alternate sites.
Instructions on applying blood to the test strip and interpreting the results displayed on the meter.
Procedures for performing control solution tests to verify meter and test strip accuracy.
Instructions on assigning or modifying meal-related tags (Before/After meal) to test results.
Accessing and viewing stored blood glucose and control solution test results.
Viewing a list of recent test results, including date, time, and glucose levels.
Reviewing calculated averages of blood glucose results over different time periods.
Interpreting messages indicating high or low blood glucose patterns based on user-set limits.
Proper storage conditions and cleaning procedures for the meter and its accessories.
Procedures for disinfecting the meter and lancing device using a bleach solution to prevent infection.
Understanding battery indicators and procedures for recharging the meter's battery.
Procedure for quickly charging the meter battery when power is critically low for immediate testing.
Interpreting and responding to extreme low or high glucose level warnings.
Understanding and resolving common error and warning messages displayed by the meter.
Addressing messages related to low battery levels and the need for recharging.
Understanding how meter results compare to laboratory blood glucose measurements.
Key technical details of the glucose monitoring system, including operating ranges and specifications.
Data on the demonstrated accuracy and precision of the OneTouch® Verio™IQ System.
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