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8. Dispose of all used materials into a sharps or other puncture proof
container
NOTE:
Used test strips, gauze, alcohol pads, lancing device and lancets may be considered
biohazardous waste in your area. Be sure to follow your local regulations for proper disposal.
10. Reviewing Past Results in the Monitor Memory
Follow these steps to review past results that are stored in the monitor memory.
Whenever you successfully perform a test, the result is automatically stored in the monitor
memory along with the date and time of the test. The monitor memory will store up to 120
results in the order in which the tests were taken, beginning with your most recent result. The
latest 60 results are available for on-screen review.
The monitor memory also stores PT computation errors, errors that occur when not enough
blood has been applied to the test strip, and QC errors.
You may access the monitor memory after performing a test, or whenever your monitor is
turned on. Simply press the Memory button . Once in Memory mode, the Memory symbol
( ) will appear on the display as you review past results.
(Example test result in memory
— INR mode)
(Example test result in memory
— INR mode)
When you enter Memory mode, your most recent result will
appear on the display. Use the button to scroll to your previous
result.
Use the and buttons to scroll forward and backward through
your previous results.
To exit Memory mode, press the button. You will return to
the monitor display where you are prompted to insert a fresh
test strip.
