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PRIME MENU
Contains the functions to change your reservoir and fill the infusion set with insulin. R
efer to the Changing
your infusion set section in the Starting on insulin chapter for more information.
UTILITIES MENU
Contains features for your safety and convenience. Refer to the Utilities chapter for more information.
STATUS screen
The STATUS screen shows information about what your pump is doing. Only check your pump status (press
ESC) when you are not programming your pump. If you press ESC during programming, you will cancel the
settings you are trying to enter.
The information that shows on the STATUS screen depends on the current activities and conditions of your
pump.
• To open the STATUS screen, press ESC until the STATUS screen appears.
•
To view more text on STATUS screen, press
or to scroll and view all of the information.
• To exit the STATUS screen, press ESC until the STATUS screen disappears.
The screen includes information about:
• Recent bolus insulin delivery
• Current basal insulin delivery
• Special features that are turned on
• Last alarm/alert that was cleared within 24 hours
• Most recent BG meter reading received within 24 hours
• Reservoir status
• Battery status
• Time and date
Refer to the Pump specifications chapter for a complete list of the information that is available in the
STATUS screen.
The basics36
- Insulin Pump User Guide 1
- Paradigm 2
- 522 and 722 Insulin Pumps 2
- 6025250-013_b 3
- Important Safety Information 6
- Regarding Y 6
- Contents 8
- Contentsviii 9
- Contents ix 10
- Contentsx 11
- Contents xi 12
- Contentsxii 13
- Contents xiii 14
- Contentsxiv 15
- Contents xv 16
- Contentsxvi 17
- Contents xvii 18
- Contentsxviii 19
- Introduction 20
- Emergency kit 21
- Consumables 22
- Accessories 22
- How to wear your pump 23
- How to use this guide 24
- User safety 25
- Contraindications 26
- Warnings 26
- Tubing Connector 27
- Transmitter 27
- Precautions 28
- Adverse reactions 29
- Introduction 11 30
- Introduction12 31
- Introduction to pump therapy 32
- Understanding pump ther 33
- Blood glucose and A1C testing 34
- Hyperglycemia protocol 38
- Diabetes ketoacidosis (DKA) 39
- Sick day management 40
- Nutrition 41
- Reading a food label 42
- Fat and blood glucose 43
- • meat • fish • poultry 44
- Exercise 45
- The basics 46
- Install battery 47
- Pump buttons 48
- The pump screen 50
- HOME screen 50
- Screen icons 51
- Beep/vibrate 52
- Operating modes 52
- Normal mode 53
- Special mode 53
- Attention mode 53
- The basics 35 54
- STATUS screen 55
- If you remove your pump 56
- The basics38 57
- Basic programming 58
- Selecting the language 59
- Setting the Normal bolus 60
- Basic programming42 61
- Basic programming 43 62
- Basic programming44 63
- Review your bolus deliveries 64
- Bolus details 66
- Maximum bolus limit 67
- BG Reminder 68
- Start and stop times 69
- Basic programming 51 70
- Current basal delivery 71
- Daily basal rate(s) 71
- Chapter 4 72
- Setting the Max basal rate 73
- Stopping your pump 74
- Resume pump delivery 74
- Basic programming56 75
- Starting on insulin 76
- Filling the reservoir 77
- Starting on insulin 59 78
- Changing your infusion set 79
- Starting on insulin 61 80
- Rewinding your pump 81
- Starting on insulin 63 82
- Manual prime 83
- Inserting the infusion set 84
- Starting on insulin66 85
- Fixed prime 86
- Prime history 86
- Disconnecting Quick-set 86
- Reconnecting Quick-set 87
- Starting on insulin 69 88
- Starting on insulin70 89
- What is it? 90
- Bolus Wizard feature settings 92
- Bolus Wizard warnings 94
- MAX BOLUS EXCEEDED 95
- Selecting the Carb units 96
- Setting the Carb/Exch ratios 96
- Setting the BG units 97
- Insulin sensitivity 98
- Setting the BG Targets 99
- Target Range 99
- About active insulin 100
- Active insulin time 101
- Meter option 102
- Meter rules 103
- Bolus Wizard feature examples 105
- Optimizing pump therapy 110
- Optimizing pump therapy 93 112
- Optimizing pump therapy94 113
- Optimizing pump therapy 95 114
- Optimizing pump therapy96 115
- Easy bolus 116
- Delivering Easy Bolus 117
- Optimizing pump therapy 99 118
- Basal patterns 119
- Select a pattern 120
- Temp basal rates 121
- How does temp basal work? 122
- Temp basal types 122
- Temp Basal Settings 123
- Percent of basal 124
- Selecting temp basal type 126
- Delivering a temp basal 126
- Canceling a temp basal 127
- Optimizing pump therapy 109 128
- Optimizing pump therapy110 129
- Sensor features 130
- Selecting the BG units 131
- High Glucose Alert 131
- Setting the High Snooze 132
- Low Glucose Alert 132
- Setting the Low Snooze 133
- Setting the Alarm Snooze 133
- Setting the Cal Reminder 134
- Entering the transmitter ID 134
- Reviewing your settings 135
- The transmitter 136
- Transmitter charger 136
- Sensor features118 137
- Starting the sensor 138
- Inserting the sensor 138
- Sensor features120 139
- Sensor features 121 140
- Sensor features122 141
- Calibrating the sensor 142
- Entering meter BG 143
- Using your sensor 144
- The graphs 146
- 3-hour graph 147
- The rapid change arrows 148
- Using your sensor130 149
- Calibration history 150
- Sensor alarm history 150
- Removing the sensor 151
- Using your system in water 152
- Using your sensor134 153
- Utilities 154
- Auto-off 155
- Review daily insulin totals 156
- Pump data management 157
- Utilities 139 158
- Utilities140 159
- Personal reminders 160
- Remote control option 160
- Utilities142 161
- Block feature 162
- Lock keypad feature 163
- Selftest 163
- User settings 164
- Restoring the settings 165
- Clearing the settings 166
- History 166
- Utilities148 167
- Therapy software 168
- Therapy software150 169
- Recommended follow-up 170
- Laboratory tests 171
- Every visit 171
- Annually 171
- Troubleshooting and alarms 172
- Troubleshooting and alarms154 173
- My screen appears distorted 174
- My bolus stopped 175
- I dropped my pump 176
- I submerged my pump in water 177
- What to do 178
- Pump alert conditions 179
- LOW RESERVOIR 179
- LOW BATTERY 179
- Sensor alert conditions 179
- WEAK SIGNAL 179
- LOST SENSOR 180
- LOW TRANSMTR 180
- BAD TRANSMTR 181
- BAD SENSOR 181
- SENSOR END 181
- CAL ERROR 181
- METER BG NOW 182
- METER BG BY 182
- SENSOR ERROR 182
- NOTE: The ST 183
- Alarm conditions 184
- Troubleshooting and alarms166 185
- Testing the transmitter 186
- Disconnecting the tester 187
- Reconnect old sensor 188
- Find lost sensor 188
- Troubleshooting and alarms172 191
- Maintenance 192
- Cleaning your pump 193
- Cleaning the transmitter 193
- Cleaning the Sen-serter 194
- Maintenance176 195
- Pump specifications 196
- Pump specifications178 197
- Carb ratios 198
- Carb units 198
- Daily totals 198
- Default screen 198
- Delivery accuracy 199
- Pump specifications 181 200
- Low resv (reservoir) warning 201
- Meter value 201
- Normal bolus 201
- Occlusion detection 201
- Pump specifications 183 202
- Pump specifications184 203
- Status screen 204
- Pump specifications186 205
- Pump specifications188 207
- Pump specifications 189 208
- (5.6 mmol/L) 210
- Chapter 15 210
- Pump specifications 193 212
- Pump specifications194 213
- Pump specifications 195 214
- Pump specifications 197 216
- Pump specifications198 217
- Pump specifications 199 218
- Pump specifications200 219
- Pump specifications 201 220
- Pump specifications202 221
- Pump specifications 203 222
- Icon table 223
- Warranty 225
- Sensor accuracy 226
- Performance results in adults 227
- Sensor accuracy 209 228
- Appendix A210 229
- Appendix A 230
- Appendix A212 231
- Sensor accuracy 213 232
- Low and High Alerts in adults 233
- The High Glucose Alert 234
- Appendix A216 235
- Sensor accuracy 217 236
- Appendix A218 237
- Sensor accuracy 219 238
- Time-elapsed plots 239
- Appendix A222 241
- Sensor accuracy 223 242
- Appendix A224 243
- Sensor accuracy 225 244
- Appendix A226 245
- The Low Glucose Alert 246
- Glossary 248
- Glossary230 249
- Glossary 231 250
- Glossary232 251
- Glossary 233 252
- Glossary234 253
- Glossary 235 254
- Glossary236 255
- Numerics 256
- Index238 257
- Index 239 258
- Index240 259
- Index 241 260
- Index242 261
- 6025250-011C 112106 262
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