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Point-of-Care System

MediSense, Precision PCx, Precision and 
QC Manager are trademarks of Abbott Laboratories.
© 2002 Abbott Laboratories.

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Healthcare Professional

Operator’s Manual

for Blood Glucose

Monitoring

Summary of Contents for Precision PCx

Page 1: ...Laboratories Warning This manual is protected by copyright law Unauthorized reproduction or distribution of this manual or any portion of it may result in severe civil and criminal penalties and will...

Page 2: ...illary Blood Samples 3 1 Obtaining Venous Blood Samples 3 2 Obtaining Arterial Blood Samples 3 2 Disposing of Waste 3 3 Test Procedure 3 3 4 Control Test 4 1 Operating Guidelines for Control Solutions...

Page 3: ...Test Results 10 1 Out of Range Control Test Results 10 2 Error Messages 10 2 Contacting MediSense for Service 10 13 Returning an Instrument 10 16 Limited Warranty 10 16 11 Maintenance 11 1 Cleaning t...

Page 4: ...s test strip port and a small drop of blood is applied to the target area on the test strip Rapid Test Results The monitor automatically begins testing as soon as the sample is detected on the test s...

Page 5: ...ts control test as Pass Fail only This is to prevent patient testing from being performed while the monitor is in control test mode Patient and Quality The Precision PCx Monitor can store up to 4 000...

Page 6: ...r s options See page 1 2 The menu portion of the software is set up like a tree with various levels of sub menus branching out from the main trunk The menu diagram on the next page called the Precisio...

Page 7: ...trol History 3 Proficiency Data 4 Linearity Data 1 Test Setup 2 System Setup 3 System Status 4 Date and Time All Tests Patient ID Operator ID ActionRange CommentCode Date All Tests Operator ID Outside...

Page 8: ...of Care System Components The MediSense Precision PCx Point of Care System includes the following items The Precision PCx Monitor Precision PCx and Precision PCx Plus Blood Glucose Test Strips Access...

Page 9: ...ations of the Procedure contains the operating ranges for the system and the test strips Please read the instructions for use carefully 2 2 Lot Number Expiration Date Control Test Ranges Barcode numbe...

Page 10: ...compact allowing the convenient storage of many cases in a small area The case holds the Precision PCx Monitor and the following items Precision PCx or Precision PCx Plus Test Strips Single use Lancin...

Page 11: ...a new test strip into the test strip port to perform a test Display Here is where menu options error codes and test results are viewed Press and hold on the keypad to turn on or off the backlight for...

Page 12: ...o a previous screen When Clear is pressed two times all entered numbers shown in the display will be cleared Menu When the Menu key is pressed the following functions can be performed Return to the to...

Page 13: ...it toward anyone s eyes The beam could cause permanent damage to the eye Class II and IIa Laser Product Avoid Long Term Viewing of Direct Laser Light Data Port The Data Port is located at the bottom o...

Page 14: ...on 2 7 Audible Indicator not visible The monitor will beep to indicate one of the following A successful barcode entry Sample detection At three seconds before the result is to appear When an error oc...

Page 15: ...ket Do not scan a packet s barcode and use a test strip from another packet This may cause incorrect assay results to be generated Cover the entire target area of the test strip with the blood sample...

Page 16: ...heparin lithium heparin or EDTA ensuring that the test tube is completely filled Do not use collection tubes that contain fluoride or oxalate If the blood is collected from an intravenous line clear...

Page 17: ...t strip with the blood sample The syringe can briefly touch the test strip without affecting the test result Disposing of Waste Observe the following guidelines when disposing of biohazardous waste Di...

Page 18: ...been enabled Note If a Patient ID prompt is not seen skip down to step 5 1 Press On Off to turn on monitor The Abbott logo screen will appear for a few seconds followed by the product name software ve...

Page 19: ...d then press Enter After the test strip lot number has been entered the Sample Type screen will appear if this setting has been enabled If it does not appear skip down to step 7 6 The operator can sel...

Page 20: ...he sample is accepted The Sample Accepted screen will appear For detailed description of the test strip target area refer to page 2 2 The test starts automatically as the sample is accepted 10 Wait fo...

Page 21: ...met A The Action Range is set up B The test result is out of the Action Range The monitor may be enabled to scan or enter a 1 to 2 digit comment code If there is no prompt to enter a comment code ski...

Page 22: ...the operator to view previous results Refer to the section entitled Data Review for Patient History for further information 5 8 mmol L Important If the blood glucose result appears to be inconsistent...

Page 23: ...formance of the Precision PCx and Precision PCx Plus Test Strips and the Precision PCx Monitor When opening a new bottle write the current date on the bottle label Each bottle of control solution is s...

Page 24: ...Mode menu 2 Press 2 Control Test After the control test is selected the Operator ID screen may appear if the setting has been enabled 3 Press Scan to scan the Operator ID barcode or manually enter th...

Page 25: ...y enter the test strip lot number via the keypad then press Enter After the test strip lot number is entered the monitor will prompt for a test strip to be inserted into the test strip port 6 Open the...

Page 26: ...thin the acceptable range Control test results can appear as numeric or PASS FAIL depending on how the test is setup The display also shows the control level the control range date and time 8 Gently i...

Page 27: ...t screen will appear Return to step 5 to repeat the test What You See on the Display What You Do Comments 13 Remove the test strip from the monitor when finished testing 2 7 mmol L 11 Note the test re...

Page 28: ...nt starting with the most recent test Operator ID This will show test results performed by a particular operator starting with the most recent test Action Range This will display the test results that...

Page 29: ...Troubleshooting 1 Press the On Off button to turn the monitor on The Abbott logo screen will appear for a few seconds followed by the product name software version and then the Test Mode menu 2 Press...

Page 30: ...selected the following message will be displayed on the monitor No Stored Tests Note If no tests match the criteria specified this message will be displayed on the monitor No Tests Match Request If t...

Page 31: ...t on the monitor indicates the number of tests available for review The display also shows p Patient ID o Operator ID 12 Comment Code ven Venous Sample 4 When finished reviewing the data the operator...

Page 32: ...at was selected the following message will be displayed on the monitor No Stored Tests Note If no tests match the criteria specified this message will be displayed on the monitor No Tests Match Reques...

Page 33: ...ss On Off to turn off the monitor 4 The operator can select one of the following options Press 1 Previous view the previous test result Press 2 Next view the next test result The number that appears t...

Page 34: ...l be displayed on the monitor No Stored Tests Note If no tests match the criteria specified this message will be displayed on the monitor No Tests Match Request If the monitor displays a message not i...

Page 35: ...number that appears to the right of 1 Previous and 2 Next on the monitor indicates the number of tests available for review The display also shows p Patient ID o Operator ID 12 Comment Code ven Venous...

Page 36: ...d for the desired category that was selected the following message will be displayed on the monitor No Stored Tests Note If no tests match the criteria specified this message will be displayed on the...

Page 37: ...ht of 1 Previous and 2 Next on the monitor indicates the number of tests available for review The display also shows p Patient ID o Operator ID 12 Comment Code ven Venous Sample Indicates above action...

Page 38: ...splayed on the monitor No Stored Tests Note If no tests match the criteria specified this message will be displayed on the monitor No Tests Match Request If the monitor displays a message not indicate...

Page 39: ...number that appears to the right of 1 Previous and 2 Next on the monitor indicates the number of tests available for review The display also shows p Patient ID o Operator ID 12 Comment Code ven Venous...

Page 40: ...be displayed on the monitor No Stored Tests Note If no tests match the criteria specified this message will be displayed on the monitor No Tests Match Request If the monitor displays a message not in...

Page 41: ...number that appears to the right of 1 Previous and 2 Next on the monitor indicates the number of tests available for review The monitor also shows p Patient ID o Operator ID 12 Comment Code ven Venou...

Page 42: ...ng with the most recent test of the day Data Review for Control History for All Tests Please refer to page 5 2 of the Data Review section for the step by step instructions to access the Data Review me...

Page 43: ...er that appears to the right of 1 Previous and 2 Next on the monitor indicates the number of tests available for review The display also shows the acceptable range for this test and o Operator ID 0 Co...

Page 44: ...splayed on the monitor No Tests Match Request If the monitor displays a message not indicated in these procedures please refer to section 10 Troubleshooting Questions Refer to Page 10 13 For Customer...

Page 45: ...ber that appears to the right of 1 Previous and 2 Next on the monitor indicates the number of tests available for review The display also shows the acceptable range for this test and o Operator ID 0 C...

Page 46: ...wing message will be displayed on the monitor No Stored Tests Note If no tests match the criteria specified this message will be displayed on the monitor No Tests Match Request If the monitor displays...

Page 47: ...turn off the monitor 3 The operator can select one of the following options Press 1 Previous view the previous test result Press 2 Next view the next test result The number that appears to the right o...

Page 48: ...atch the criteria specified this message will be displayed on the monitor No Tests Match Request If the monitor displays a message not indicated in these procedures please refer to section 10 Troubles...

Page 49: ...appears to the right of 1 Previous and 2 Next on the monitor indicates the number of tests available for review The display also shows the acceptable range for this test and o Operator ID 2 Comment Co...

Page 50: ...itor No Stored Tests Note If no tests match the criteria specified this message will be displayed on the monitor No Tests Match Request If the monitor displays a message not indicated in these procedu...

Page 51: ...ber that appears to the right of 1 Previous and 2 Next on the monitor indicates the number of tests available for review The display also shows the acceptable range for this test and o Operator ID 0 C...

Page 52: ...icated in these procedures please refer to section 10 Troubleshooting 1 Press 3 Proficiency Data The monitor now shows the most recent proficiency test result 2 The operator can select one of the foll...

Page 53: ...at level 2 The operator can select one of the following options Press 1 Previous view the previous test result Press 2 Next view the next test result 3 When finished reviewing the data the operator ca...

Page 54: ...omments 1 Press the On Off button to turn on the monitor The Abbott logo screen appears for a few seconds followed by the product name the software version screen then the Test Mode menu 2 Press Menu...

Page 55: ...tear up or down to remove the test strip 8 With the contact bars facing up insert the test strip into the test strip port until it stops The monitor will prompt the operator to apply the sample to the...

Page 56: ...keypad then press Enter The monitor returns to the Results menu The comment code number that was entered will appear in a box to the left of the test result 13 The operator will select one of the fol...

Page 57: ...ty Test The monitor will prompt for the Operator ID to be scanned or entered 4 Press Scan or manually enter the Operator ID via the keypad then press Enter The monitor will next prompt for the Lineari...

Page 58: ...orm one of the following actions Press 1 ReEnter Kit Lot Press 2 Replace Panel If 1 is pressed the monitor will return to the previous screen so the operator can scan or enter the linearity kit lot nu...

Page 59: ...ip packet at the notch and tear up or down to open the packet then remove the test strip 11 With the contact bars facing up insert the test strip into the test strip port until it stops The monitor wi...

Page 60: ...9 or press 1 to perform tests for another level return to step 8 14 Note the result If the operator is prompted to enter a comment code continue to step 15 otherwise skip to step 16 The display inclu...

Page 61: ...Setup System Status Date and Time and Edit Lists The Test Setup menu includes All Tests Patient Test Control Test Security and Test Type The System Setup menu defines the look or appearance of the da...

Page 62: ...nt History sort by 2 Control History 3 Proficiency Data 4 Linearity Data 1 Test Setup 2 System Setup 3 System Status 4 Date and Time All Tests Patient ID Operator ID ActionRange CommentCode Date All T...

Page 63: ...o the 1 Next message that appears at the bottom of the option screen there is the 2 Change message The administrator presses 2 to change the option The active selection for the option now appears in b...

Page 64: ...up menu 1 Press On Off to turn on the monitor The Abbott logo screen will appear for a few seconds followed by the product name the software version screen and then the Test Mode menu 2 Press Menu The...

Page 65: ...en and then the Test Mode menu 3 Press 5 for Change Setup The display prompts the operator to enter a password of up to 8 characters The password is displayed as asterisks on the monitor 4 Key in the...

Page 66: ...at You See on the Display What You Do Comments 8 6 The administrator can change Test Setup System Setup System Status Date and Time and Edit Lists by following the appropriate steps for these procedur...

Page 67: ...e comment codes Management of memory full overwrite In the Control Test menu the following options can be viewed or changed Enable high normal and or low control testing Control test results presented...

Page 68: ...ate a required maximum number of hours or days from 1 to 99 between data uploads When a task is selected and the upload interval has expired the operator will receive a message that the Upload Interva...

Page 69: ...erval options 4 The administrator will select one of the following options Press 1 Allow Test skip forward to step 7 Press 2 Warn Press 3 Lockout If 2 or 3 is pressed the display will show the upload...

Page 70: ...ator ID options 9 The administrator will select one of the following options Press 1 Disabled skip forward to step 13 Press 2 Optional Press 3 Required If Disabled is selected the display will not pro...

Page 71: ...ne of the following 1 No Check Digit 2 USS Check Digit 3 OPCC Check Digit The display returns to the Operator ID Barcode screen USS or OPCC will appear after the format if selected 13 The administrato...

Page 72: ...ode digits The display returns to the All Tests Operator ID screen 18 The administrator will select one of the following options Press 1 Next return to the Test Setup menu Press Menu to return to the...

Page 73: ...it alphanumeric or ASCII format Code 128 Codabar Code 93 Truncate ignore leading and or trailing barcode digits Comment Code option allows the following to be selected Disable the prompt for a Comment...

Page 74: ...enu 2 Press 2 Patient Test The display shows the Patient Test Patient ID Barcode screen 3 The administrator will select one of the following options Press 1 Next skip forward to step 14 Press 2 Change...

Page 75: ...nt ID Barcode screen Activated barcodes appear in bold type More than one Barcode format can be active at one time Any Barcode can be deactivated by selecting the corresponding number Note Only Barcod...

Page 76: ...administrator will select one of the following options Press 1 Next and continue to step 17 Press 2 Change to change the In Range Comment Code The display shows the In Range Comment Code options The...

Page 77: ...ment code options can be set to Disabled Optional or Required for test results that fall outside the action range What You See on the Display What You Do Comments 17 The administrator will select one...

Page 78: ...st storage bank is full the following can be set by the monitor lockout additional tests prompt for overwrite option or automatically overwrite the oldest stored tests 21 The administrator will select...

Page 79: ...ormat Comment Code prompts have the following options Disable the prompt for a comment code Prompt for a comment code with the option of not requiring it Require a comment code for every in range and...

Page 80: ...the Control Test Levels screen The monitor can be set to perform any combination of low normal and high control tests 3 The administrator will select one of the following options Press 1 Next to revie...

Page 81: ...to Numeric or Pass Fail The display shows the Control Test Result menu Pass Fail indicates whether the control test result is in range or out of range 7 The administrator will select one of the follow...

Page 82: ...12 The administrator will select one of the following options Press 1 Next to continue to Memory Full menu Skip forward to step 15 Press 2 Change to change the Comment Code If Out of Range options The...

Page 83: ...operator that the data will be overwritten giving the operator the choice to overwrite the data or not Lockout will lockout the operator from overwriting any data until the data has been uploaded 16 T...

Page 84: ...situation and still test or Lockout no testing can be done QC Interval can require control tests to be run at certain time intervals For example every 12 hours at specified times 7 a m 3 p m and 11 p...

Page 85: ...e display shows the Test Setup menu 2 Press 4 Security The display shows the Security QC Interval menu 3 The administrator will select one of the following options Press 1 Next to continue to Security...

Page 86: ...ent Tests QC Interval based on the number of patient tests specified 5 The administrator will select one of the following options Press 1 Time Interval continue to step 6 Press 2 Time of Day skip to s...

Page 87: ...tor will select one of the following options Press 1 Allow Test Press 2 Warn Press 3 Lockout The display is returned to the Security Operator ID Not Certified screen 12 Press 1 to continue to the Secu...

Page 88: ...ockout The display returns to the Security Strip Lot Not on List screen 13 The administrator will select one of the following options Press 1 Next to return to the Test Setup menu Press 2 Change to ch...

Page 89: ...ol L Sample Type Distinguish between different types of blood samples used for patient tests The options are Prompt to select the blood sample type for each patient test Default to Capillary or Arteri...

Page 90: ...ures please refer to section 10 Troubleshooting 1 Press 1 Test Setup The display shows the Test Setup menu 2 Press 5 Test Type The display shows the Test Setup Test Type menu 3 Press 1 to continue to...

Page 91: ...ress 1 Next to continue to Glucose Action Range menu skip forward to step 10 Press 2 Change to change Sample Type prompt The display shows the Sample Type options 8 The administrator will select one o...

Page 92: ...e Action Range options 11 The administrator will select one of the following options Press 1 Disabled Skip forward to step 13 Press 2 Enabled The display shows the Action Range screen When the action...

Page 93: ...Information 8 33 What You See on the Display What You Do Comments 14 The administrator will select one of the following options Press Clear to return to Test Setup menu Press Menu to return to the Men...

Page 94: ...data in English or another language Beeper This option turns the monitor beeper on or off The monitor beeps to alert the operator of certain functions Date Format This option presents the date in mm d...

Page 95: ...tup Language menu 2 The administrator will select one of the following Press 1 Next to continue to System Setup Beeper menu skip forward to step 5 Press 2 Change to change the language The display sho...

Page 96: ...Change to change the Date Format option The display shows the Date Format options The date is listed using 2 digits for the month day and year For example June 27 1999 becomes 06 27 99 9 The administ...

Page 97: ...r clock using capital AM PM 12 hour clock using lowercase am pm a 0 24 hour clock and a 01 24 hour clock 13 The administrator will select one of the following options Press 1 1 12 AM PM Press 2 1 12 a...

Page 98: ...lay will prompt the operator to enter the current Password 20 Enter the current Password up to 8 digits then press Enter The display prompts the operator to enter a New Password 16 The administrator w...

Page 99: ...ctory Defaults menu What You See on the Display What You Do Comments 24 The administrator will select one of the following options Press 1 Next to return to Change Setup menu Press 2 Change to change...

Page 100: ...er they are listed below by pressing 1 Next Battery Power This option checks the amount of battery power available for a rechargeable or disposable battery Temperature This option measures the current...

Page 101: ...in the battery image drops as the battery power drains When the power drains below a certain limit the monitor will display a warning message Power can be boosted by inserting new alkaline batteries i...

Page 102: ...e on the Display What You Do Comments 5 The administrator will select one of the following options Press 1 to return to Review Change Setup menu Press Menu to return to Menu Mode Press On Off to turn...

Page 103: ...System Setup Date Format and Time Format menu the instructions that appear on the display will vary The date and time formats used on the following page to illustrate how to review change the date an...

Page 104: ...1 Press 4 for Date and Time The display shows the Time menu 2 The administrator will select one of the following options Press 1 Next to continue to Date menu skip forward to step 6 Press 2 Change to...

Page 105: ...e date The display shows the Set Date menu 7 Enter the current date then press Enter Include leading zeros 09 for 9 The display is returned to the Date menu 8 The administrator will select one of the...

Page 106: ...changed The Expiration Date for operators can also be changed 2 The Strip Lot List contains the strip lot numbers of valid test strip lots in the current inventory When the operator enters a test stri...

Page 107: ...please refer to section 10 Troubleshooting 1 Press 5 Edit Lists The display shows the Edit Lists options The Operator List or the Strip Lot List can be edited 2 Press 1 Operator List The display show...

Page 108: ...The display shows the Operator ID Expiration Date menu Enter a certification Expiration Date for the operator using the two digit number format for the date 3 Enter the expiration date then press Ent...

Page 109: ...r ID 3 Press Scan or manually enter the Operator ID via the keypad and press Enter The display prompts the operator to verify the delete 4 The administrator will select one of the following options Pr...

Page 110: ...eted or Press 6 Exit The display prompts the operator to Verify Delete Delete One Operator on the Operator List by Selecting ID 4 The administrator will do one of the following options Press 1 ReEnter...

Page 111: ...the delete Delete All Operators on the Operator List 3 The administrator will do one of the following options Press 1 Don t Delete Return back to step 2 Press 2 Delete All The IDs are deleted from th...

Page 112: ...Operator ID via the keypad and press Enter The display shows the Operator ID Expiration Date and prompts the operator to enter a new expiration date 4 Enter a new expiration date and then press Enter...

Page 113: ...D to be changed Press 6 More to view additional IDs or Press 6 Exit The display lists the Operator ID expiration date The display will prompt for a new expiration date to be entered 4 Enter a new expi...

Page 114: ...Edit Lists The display shows the Edit Lists options The Strip Lot List can be edited by adding deleting or changing a test strip lot number 2 Press 2 Strip Lot List The display shows the Strip Lot Lis...

Page 115: ...The administrator will select one of the following options Press 1 Continue Press 2 Change to change the control ranges The display prompts the operator to enter in the test strip lot minimum and max...

Page 116: ...alue entered The display returns to the Strip Lot List menu 7 The administrator will select one of the following options Press Clear to return to the Edit Lists menu Press Menu to return to the Menu M...

Page 117: ...test strip lot to be deleted Press 6 Exit 3 The administrator will be prompted to verify the delete Press 1 ReEnter Lot Return to step 2 Press 2 Delete The display is returned to the Delete List The d...

Page 118: ...ter in the test strip lot minimum and maximum values for the normal control test 4 Key in the minimum and maximum values for the normal control press Enter after each number The display prompts the op...

Page 119: ...trator will select one of the following options Press the number of another test strip lot to continue changes Press 6 to Exit to the Strip Lot List menu Press Menu to return to the Menu Mode Press On...

Page 120: ...on is established communication between the monitor and the PC will begin automatically The monitor can send and receive data During data upload the monitor cannot be used for testing When this occurs...

Page 121: ...ng station must be connected to a power source for battery recharge only via the AC adapter supplied with the docking station Once the monitor is placed into the docking station and a connection is es...

Page 122: ...ta transfer port and printer port Figure 1 When connected the AC adapter supplies power to the docking station for battery recharge The data transfer port connects the docking station to a variety of...

Page 123: ...er port 3 Connect the network cable to the RJ 45 network jack and to the serial port of the networked PC at the nurses station Figure 4 1 Connect the AC adapter to a power source 2 Connect the RS 232...

Page 124: ...l mount 2 Place the wall mount on the wall and insert the enclosed four screws 3 Align the two holes in the dock station with the two mounting anchors 4 After aligning the holes press in and then down...

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Page 126: ...lycemic hyperosmolar state with or without ketosis Severe dehydration hypotension or shock Water or alcohol remaining on the puncture site Venous or arterial whole blood sample not tested within 30 mi...

Page 127: ...idity conditions in the room where the tests are being performed are within the acceptable operating range Refer to the Precision PCx or Precision PCx Plus Test Strip and linearity kit instructions fo...

Page 128: ...ion Place the monitor into the docking station to recharge the battery pack if the system has this option Press 1 to continue The display is blank If any problem persists record the error message disp...

Page 129: ...prevents it from operating properly Contact Customer Care Error codes 311 319 Error codes 611 623 Error codes 711 739 The monitor may have a problem that prevents it from operating properly 1 Turn off...

Page 130: ...exceeded The menu item 2 Continue appears only if this option is set to Warn If the option is set to Lockout data must be uploaded before testing starts 1 To upload data do one of the following Place...

Page 131: ...pe is set to Prompt for Overwrite or Lockout The menu item 2 Continue appears only if this option is set to Prompt for Overwrite Tests may be performed the oldest stored test results of the selected t...

Page 132: ...oblem may be the printing of the barcode or the setup The ID or lot number just scanned or entered is too long or too short according to format defined during the setup of this monitor 1 Verify and re...

Page 133: ...list of acceptable Operator IDs defined for this monitor Testing cannot continue because the Security Operator ID Not Certified option is set to Lockout The Operator ID or test strip lot number scann...

Page 134: ...limit of the system Press 2 Repeat Test verify result using laboratory reference instrument Refer to test strip instructions for use for assay range of test strips The test strip or the test port is w...

Page 135: ...ith a new test strip 4 If the error appears again confirm the result by performing a laboratory reference test Contact MediSense Customer Care Error codes 112 114 116 118 Error codes 113 115 If the Sc...

Page 136: ...r may choose to enter a different lot number usually for the expected level or to run the level of test that matches the lot number entered Press 1 to ReEnter the lot or Press 2 to run the level of te...

Page 137: ...results is shown at the top of the screen The requested type of results is shown at the top of the screen During Data Transfer An error has occurred during data transfer This screen will only appear f...

Page 138: ...Belgium Tel 32 10 47 53 25 MediSense Canada Ontario Canada Tel 1 800 461 8481 Abbott Danmark A S MediSense Produkter Gentofte Danmark Gratis Tel 8081 5354 Abbott Cient fica SA Divisi n MediSense Madr...

Page 139: ...el 562 557 2126 ADD Colombi Sante F de Bogot Colombia Tel 9800 910353 Abbott Laboratories ADD MediSense Santo Domingo Dominican Rep Tel 809 566 7181 85 ADD Guatamala Cotio Guatamala Tel 502 597 4109 T...

Page 140: ...ution Low Normal High If used If used If used Results Expected Range Test Strip Lot Number Control Solution Lot Number Date 3 Enter the date the problem occurred ___________________________ 4 Describe...

Page 141: ...s and indications described in the labeling when used in accordance with the directions for use If the purchaser discovers within one year from the date of purchase a defect in the material and workma...

Page 142: ...ducts by calling 1 877 529 7185 twenty four hours 24 a day for assistance and or instructions for obtaining repair or replacement of the Precision PCx Monitor Outside the United States contact your lo...

Page 143: ...ing the Exterior Surface Cleaning the exterior surface of the Precision PCx Monitor is recommended daily The monitor needs only to be cleaned with a water moistened cloth or a sponge and a mild deterg...

Page 144: ...ressing the On Off button on the keypad 2 Turn the monitor over to view the battery compartment 3 Press the tab on the battery compartment cover and lift the cover up 4 Remove and discard the used bat...

Page 145: ...onth 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Precision PCx Blood Glucose Monitor Six Month Maintenance Log from___________ to___________ As Required Replace...

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Page 147: ...Battery Life Battery performance is a combination function of how often the meter is used and the duration time that testing is conducted Alkaline Battery 2 cells 1 5 Volts 2 4 Amp Hours typical capa...

Page 148: ...sion PCx and Precision PCx Plus Test Strips and Docking Station The complete list of symbols and an explanation are listed below Please note Some of the symbols listed below will not appear on your Pr...

Page 149: ...tes that this product affords electrical protection as Class II equipment as described in IEC 601 1 Part 1 This Way Up Represents the limitations of temperature for storage Lot Number Expiration Date...

Page 150: ...ecision PCx Monitor requires two 2 AA alkaline batteries or a rechargeable battery pack 2 The docking station optional requires an AC adapter to be connected from the docking station to a power supply...

Page 151: ...1 1 harmonized national standard Patient Vicinity UL 2601 1 In areas in which patients are normally cared for the patient vicinity is the space with surfaces likely to be contacted by the patient or a...

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