To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if control solution result is outside acceptable range for SD Biosensor STANDARD LipidoCare Medical Equipment?
If the control solution result is outside the acceptable range when using your SD Biosensor Medical Equipment, repeat the test. If the results are the same after repeating the test, refrain from using your analyzer and test strips until the issue is resolved.
What to do if control solution result is not within acceptable range for SD Biosensor STANDARD LipidoCare?
If the control solution result is not within the acceptable range when testing your SD Biosensor Medical Equipment, repeat the STANDARD Glucose control solution test.
What to do if procedure is not followed correctly with SD Biosensor STANDARD LipidoCare?
If you are having issues with your SD Biosensor Medical Equipment, review the instruction for use again and retest, ensuring you follow each step accurately.
What to do if lipid or glucose test strips are not stored correctly for SD Biosensor STANDARD LipidoCare?
If lipid or glucose test strips were not stored correctly, retest with a new lipid or glucose test strip when using SD Biosensor Medical Equipment.
What to do if STANDARD glucose control solutions are not at room temperature when used with SD Biosensor STANDARD LipidoCare Medical Equipment?
If STANDARD glucose control solutions are not at room temperature when used with SD Biosensor Medical Equipment, warm up or cool down to room temperature (18-30°C, 64-86°F) and retest.
What to do if test is not done in control solution mode for SD Biosensor STANDARD LipidoCare Medical Equipment?
If the test was not done in control solution mode, insert a glucose test strip, then press the button for 3 seconds to display a control solution container icon on your SD Biosensor Medical Equipment.
General| Brand | SD Biosensor |
|---|---|
| Model | STANDARD LipidoCare |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Details the analyzer's purpose, intended use, and how it works.
Step-by-step guide to setting up analyzer preferences like date, time, units, and alarms.
Lists required components and how to obtain a blood sample.
Detailed procedures for conducting lipid, glucose, and dual tests.
Offers solutions for common issues during control solution testing.
Lists and explains various warning messages displayed by the analyzer.
Details common error codes and their solutions.
