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General| Brand | Pogo |
|---|---|
| Model | Press. Test. GO |
| Category | Blood Glucose Meter |
| Language | English |
Intended for quantitative measurement of glucose in fresh capillary whole blood samples.
For single patient use only. Do not share meter or supplies with others.
Review System Limitations for factors affecting result accuracy. Consult doctor for changes.
Self-monitoring of blood glucose is essential for diabetes management and health benefits.
Contact Intuity Medical Customer Service or refer to manual for assistance.
List of items included in the POGO System: Owner's Manual, Quick Start Guide, Meter, etc.
Describes the self-coding meter that automates blood collection for easy testing.
Icons on the status bar indicate tests remaining, battery status, and Bluetooth connectivity.
Illustrates the sequence of symbols and actions performed during a blood glucose test.
Displays for passed/failed control tests, verifying system performance.
Screens showing individual results, 7, 14, 30, 90-day averages, and pre-/post-meal markers.
Options for configuring meter settings like Time/Date, Bluetooth, and Quick Graph.
Guidance on proper storage, handling, and use of test cartridges, including expiration dates.
Instructions for removing, re-inserting, and managing partially-used cartridges safely.
Safe procedures for ejecting and disposing of used test cartridges as biohazardous waste.
Explains the automated testing technology, blood collection, and result analysis process.
Step-by-step guide to opening the cartridge door and inserting a new test cartridge.
Procedure for powering the meter on for testing and its automatic shut-off function.
Situations requiring a control solution test, like new cartridges or inconsistent results.
Troubleshooting steps for an unexpected display indicating insufficient control solution.
Interpreting control test results and understanding the pass range for accuracy.
Step-by-step guide for performing a blood glucose test using the POGO Automatic System.
Tips for site selection, circulation, and sealing the test port for optimal blood sample collection.
Step-by-step guide to practice blood glucose testing for successful automated collection.
Instructions for positioning the finger, applying pressure for lancing, and holding it post-lancing.
How to view results, turn off the meter, and understand automatic storage and Quick Graph.
Instructions for adding more blood if the initial sample is insufficient, within a 90-second window.
Explanation of error codes like E-4 and NO for insufficient blood and troubleshooting steps.
Guidance for caregivers on assisting patients with testing, including hygiene and finger prep.
Instructions on finger positioning, sealing the port, and applying consistent pressure for testing.
Steps for assisting patients when more blood is needed for test completion.
Interpreting glucose results, including LO/HI values and understanding meal effects.
Target ranges for adults without diabetes and the importance of personal target ranges.
Guidance for low or high results and when to contact a healthcare professional.
Tips for when results don't match how you feel: check supplies, perform control tests.
How to access meter memory using the 'M' button to view stored results and averages.
Viewing average blood glucose results over different time periods stored in memory.
Accessing and viewing 7-day averages of pre- or post-meal marked results.
Step-by-step guide to pairing the POGO meter with a smartphone for data synchronization.
Navigating the Set-Up Menu to access and modify meter settings.
Instructions for setting the meter's time and date accurately for proper data recording.
Adjusting the meter's volume level for alerts or turning sounds off completely.
Instructions for adjusting the brightness of the meter's LCD display for better visibility.
Explanation of the vacuum feature for blood sample collection and how to manage its setting.
How to adjust the target range for the Quick Graph display based on personal needs.
Managing Bluetooth ON/OFF and the Auto-Time feature for syncing data.
Steps to add a new device for pairing with the POGO meter through the Set-Up Menu.
Instructions for removing previously paired devices from the meter's settings.
Details the two-step process for cleaning and disinfecting the meter to maintain hygiene.
Procedure for daily cleaning of the test platform and test port hole.
Steps for daily disinfection of the test platform and test port hole after cleaning.
Instructions for cleaning all external and internal meter surfaces using Clorox Germicidal Wipes.
Procedure for disinfecting the meter's exterior surfaces after cleaning.
Steps for disinfecting the meter's interior, cartridge area, and door.
Guidance on gently cleaning and disinfecting the meter optics lens.
Information on the expected usage cycles for meter parts over a three-year lifespan.
Guide on replacing AAA batteries, including low battery indicators and dead battery warnings.
Guidelines for storing the POGO meter and cartridges at appropriate temperatures and humidity.
Meaning and resolution for errors indicating insufficient blood or incomplete tests.
Technical details: display, power, size, weight, sample size, assay method, and operating ranges.
Meter compliance with EMC standards and RF technology guidelines.
Explanation of Bluetooth low energy technology and FCC compliance for connectivity.
Explanation of common symbols on the meter and packaging, including warnings and status indicators.
Details of the meter's limited warranty, coverage, and replacement terms.
Procedure for contacting customer service for warranty questions and product returns.
Exclusions and limitations for the meter's warranties, including conditions that void them.
Statement limiting the manufacturer's liability for damages related to the product's use.
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