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EVENCARE®

ProView

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10. Disposing of the Meter

During blood glucose measurement the meter itself may come into contact
with blood. Used meters therefore carry a risk of infection. Please dispose of
your used meter - after removing the batteries - according to the regulations
applicable in your area. For information about correct disposal, please
contact your local council and authority.

Disposing of the Meter

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Summary of Contents for EVENCARE ProView

Page 1: ...BLOOD GLUCOSE MONITORING SYSTEM USER S GUIDE EVENCARE ProView...

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Page 3: ...ed to use and maintain the EVENCARE ProView Blood Glucose Monitoring System Please read this User Manual carefully before you start the test and do a quality control test Confirm the measuring unit on...

Page 4: ...at 1 866 274 2131 Intended Use The EVENCARE ProView Blood Glucose Monitoring System is intended for the quantitative measurement of glucose in fresh capillary whole blood samples drawn from the finge...

Page 5: ...al be sure to keep the test strip vial closed tightly at all times For the most accurate results make sure your hands are clean and dry before removing the test strips from their vial Do not touch tes...

Page 6: ...Keep test strips away from direct sunlight and heat Use this system only for blood glucose test Before using the ProView Blood Glucose Monitoring System please read this manual carefully The meter and...

Page 7: ...viduals experiencing a hyperglycemic hyperosmolar state with or without ketosis Critically ill patients should not be tested with this blood glucose meter Interferences Acetaminophen salicylates uric...

Page 8: ...te results Healthcare Professional Information Healthcare professionals performing blood glucose tests with this system on multiple patients must always wear gloves and should follow the infection con...

Page 9: ...may only be used for testing multiple patients when standard precautions and the manufacturer s disinfection procedures are followed Only auto disabling single use lancing devices should be used with...

Page 10: ...creen 12 EVENCARE ProView Test Strip 13 EVENCARE ProView Control Solutions 14 2 Meter Setup Inserting the Batteries 15 Setting the Date and Time Beeper and Deleting Results 17 Control Solution Testing...

Page 11: ...Results Blood Glucose Test Results 35 5 Viewing Meter Memory Viewing Stored Readings and Averages 37 6 Caring For the Meter 40 7 Troubleshooting 47 8 System Specifications 52 9 Product Warranty 53 10...

Page 12: ...f Kit The EVENCARE ProView Blood Glucose Monitoring System includes the following items EVENCARE ProView Meter User s Guide Carrying Case NOTE ProView Test Strips ProView Control Solutions are require...

Page 13: ...NCARE ProView Meter BLOOD GLUCOSE M ONITORING SYSTEM EVENCARE ProView Seria l 2 1 GTIN 0 1 10888277409163 M PH4540 TechnicalSupport 1 866 274 2131 M on Fri 8am 5pm CT Display M Button Front Back Test...

Page 14: ...CARE ProView Blood Glucose Monitoring System Meter Display Screen Low Battery Warning Stored Test Results Test Results Unit of Measure Temperature Error Beeping Sound Muted Ready to Test Control Solut...

Page 15: ...lood Glucose Test Strips with the EVENCARE ProView Meter Other brands of test strips will not work with the meter Keep the test strip vial capped tightly and away from sunlight at all times Replace th...

Page 16: ...olution Testing EVENCARE ProView Glucose Control Solution helps to validate the performance of the system It is available at two levels Level 2 and Level 3 Run the control test to make sure the meter...

Page 17: ...eries CR2032 Step 1 Remove the battery compartment cover Step 2 If there are old batteries in the compartment take them out Insert new batteries with the plus side facing up Step 3 Replace the compart...

Page 18: ...16 EVENCARE ProView Meter Setup IMPORTANT Dispose of used batteries according to local regulations NOTE Stored test results will not be erased when the batteries are changed...

Page 19: ...e date and time after you change the batteries Step 1 Turn on the meter Press and hold the M button for 3 seconds until you see SET on the meter screen to turn the meter on and enter set mode Step 2 S...

Page 20: ...Press the C button to change select the desired time format 12 hour or 24 hour Press the M button to confirm the selection and advance to set the hour Step 5 Set the hour The hour will flash Press the...

Page 21: ...ter at any time Continue to Step 8 to set the beeper Step 8 Set the beeper You have the option to turn the beeper on or off You will see ON or OFF flashing on the screen and the word BEEP at the botto...

Page 22: ...rpose of the control solution testing is to validate that the EVENCARE ProView Meter is working properly with the test strips Control solutions are not included in the kit Please contact your local su...

Page 23: ...conditions Practicing your testing technique Control Solution Testing Materials needed EVENCARE ProView Meter EVENCARE ProView Glucose Control Solutions Level 2 or Level 3 A new EVENCARE ProView Blood...

Page 24: ...Step 1 Insert a test strip into the meter with the arrow facing up Make sure to firmly and completely insert the test strip into the meter The meter will turn on automatically IMPORTANT Do not use te...

Page 25: ...n the screen shake the bottle of control solution and then squeeze a drop of the control solution onto a clean dry non absorbent surface such as table top Bring the test strip gently to the drop of co...

Page 26: ...he control solution bottle symbol will appear on the display with the result Step 5 Compare the result on the screen to the control solution range printed on the test strip bottle NOTE Mark all contro...

Page 27: ...sure glucose control solution and test strips have not expired Repeat the test with a new test strip Control solution test results will be stored in the meter memory with a control solution bottle sym...

Page 28: ...low the manufacturer s instructions for how the lancing device should be used IMPORTANT Do not leave the lancing device after use be sure to dispose of properly Only an auto disabling single use lanci...

Page 29: ...s between patients and healthcare professionals Please follow the practice guideline below Biosafety in Microbiological and Biomedical Laboratories BMBL found at http www cdc gov biosafety publication...

Page 30: ...he fingertip palm and forearm 1 alternative site test results may be significantly different than results from the fingertip under certain conditions Alternative site testing should only be performed...

Page 31: ...ondition Patient s routine glucose results are often fluctuating If the patients alternative site testing do not agree with how they feel IMPORTANT Never change any treatment without first consulting...

Page 32: ...g a Blood Glucose Test Step 1 Insert a test strip into the meter The meter will turn on automatically Make sure it is inserted completely without bending the test strip IMPORTANT A new pair of clean g...

Page 33: ...nufacturer s instructions for how the lancing device should be used IMPORTANT Gently massage the hand and finger toward the puncture site to form a drop of blood Do not milk or squeeze around the punc...

Page 34: ...release pressure to the lancing device for a few seconds while keeping the lancing device in constant contact with the skin When a drop of blood is formed lift the lancing device straight up without...

Page 35: ...he blood drop onto the sampling end DO NOT add or apply a second drop of blood This may cause a false result When there is an insufficient blood sample the strip icon and the message Er 4 will appear...

Page 36: ...5 Eject the test strip into a proper waste container IMPORTANT If you see HI or LO displayed the patient s blood glucose level may be above 600 mg dL or below 20 mg dL Repeat the blood glucose test I...

Page 37: ...mg dL before meals Less than 140 mg dL 2 hours after meals If the meter displays a result that is HI or LO OR a patient gets a result that is more than 250 mg dL or less than 50 mg dL AND the patient...

Page 38: ...duals or patients in shock Inaccurate low results may occur for individuals experiencing a hyperglycemic hyperosmolar state with or without ketosis Critically ill patients should not be tested with bl...

Page 39: ...Meter automatically stores up to 300 glucose test results together with the date and time The meter also provide a 14 day average to help track a patient s blood glucose trend The time and date must b...

Page 40: ...next and so on Press and hold the C button to flash through the results in the meter Step 4 After the oldest result in meter memory continue to press the C button to view the day averages The meter w...

Page 41: ...If the meter memory is full adding a new test result will cause the oldest one to be deleted Meter memory test results and day averages will not be erased when battery is removed The meter will autom...

Page 42: ...the meter DO NOT use glass cleaners or household cleaners or corrosive liquid e g Benzene Acetone on the meter DO NOT try to get moisture on the test strip test strip slot or serial port DO NOT take t...

Page 43: ...the auto disabling safety model marketed for single use only Glucose meters used in a clinical setting for testing multiple persons must be cleaned and disinfected between patients Used gloves should...

Page 44: ...splay Corroding of the plastic housing Corroding of the buttons Malfunction of any meter buttons If these signs of deterioration are noted stop using the meter and call Medline Technical Service at 1...

Page 45: ...with a new CaviWipes towelette or an EPA registered disinfecting wipe The cleaning process does not reduce the risk for transmission of infectious diseases Disinfection Instructions The meter must be...

Page 46: ...t www medexsupply com This product can also be found through large online retail distribution sites such as www amazon com www ebay com etc Cleaning Instructions Step 1 Wash hands with soap and water...

Page 47: ...trip port and serial port Do not wrap the meter in a wipe Step 5 If using the CaviWipes towelette allow to remain wet for two minutes For other EPA registered disinfecting wipes allow the surface of t...

Page 48: ...t 50 F to 104 F for about twenty 20 minutes Avoid leaving the meter in extremely hot or cold places such as near a heat source or in an extremely hot or cold car Do not store or use the meter or test...

Page 49: ...the test strip and insert a new one Apply blood to the test strip after the blood symbol appears on the screen Troubleshooting 7 Troubleshooting This section details display screen messages and error...

Page 50: ...es or until the meter has reached the proper range and retest Do not raise or lower the meter temperature artificially There is not enough blood in the strip to perform a test The wrong strip has been...

Page 51: ...he patient s fingertip with a new test strip If the result is still HI contact the patient s physician or healthcare provider Glucose test result is lower than 20 mg dL Wash and dry your hands and rep...

Page 52: ...ied to the test strip correctly Make sure the test strip is inserted correctly and repeat the test See if the test strip is covered in debris or lint Also make sure the test strip has not been out of...

Page 53: ...he batteries are inserted correctly with the sign up and facing the right direction Place the meter and test strip in a temperature environment of 50 F 104 F You should use it after about 20 minutes i...

Page 54: ...it Range 30 55 Display Type LCD screen Memory 300 test results Result Averaging 14 day averaging Battery 2 x 3V CR2032 Lithium coin cell battery Automatic Power Off After 2 minutes of non use Operatin...

Page 55: ...ect unauthorized repair or modification This warranty is void and of no force and effect in the event of product misuse improper use abuse neglect unauthorized repair or modification This warranty spe...

Page 56: ...ome into contact with blood Used meters therefore carry a risk of infection Please dispose of your used meter after removing the batteries according to the regulations applicable in your area For info...

Page 57: ...hat the device will perform as intended The equipment complies with the emission and immunity requirements described in EN 61326 2 6 The electromagnetic environment should be evaluated prior to operat...

Page 58: ...es Inc Medline and EVENCARE are registered trademarks of Medline Industries Inc Manufactured in China for Medline Industries Inc Three Lakes Drive Northfield IL 60093 USA Technical Support 1 866 274 2...

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