GENESIS DM CLINICIAN GUIDE
Programming the Genesis DM Monitor
P.4510EN.01
12/5/2007
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Question #1
07
Out of medications?
Questions/Reminders
Options:
Off or Questions 1 – 51(Classic mode only);
Questions 1 – 61(Genesis DM with DSSM activated)
Default: Off
Access Level: General
As you scroll through the block of questions and/or reminders, you see blinking cue text and the
question ID number. The ID number is located in the upper right-hand corner of the display. Each
question has its own unique ID number that separates it from the other questions in the list.
Each Question has an ID number and an associated question. For example, the prompt cue text (seen
by patient) reads. “Out of Medications?” This prompts’ ID is 07. It is the seventh question of the 51
total questions. The #1 designates the place order in which the question will be presented to the
patient. So in this example Question 7 of 51 is being presented first.
For the list of all questions, refer to
Appendix A Subjective Questions
.
Question Time
Options:
OFF, every time for or any combination of days ( _ _ Mo _ _ We _ _ Fr _ _), or only one
time each day ( _ _ Mo* _ _ We* _ _ Fr* _ _ )
Default:
All days
Access Level: General
Each question is followed by an option that allows you to set a question frequency. The default is daily.
However, you can program any combination of days. You must have at least one day selected or the
monitor will not ask the question.
To program a question and question time
1.
In Questions Menu, scroll to the desired question, and press
RETEST
. The Off text (or cue text)
blinks.
2.
Press either
YES
or
NO
to change the setting, and press
RETEST
to accept the new setting.
3.
Press
YES
to scroll to the question time, and press
RETEST
to enter. The first selection blinks.
4.
Press either
YES
or
NO
to change the setting, and press
RETEST
to accept the new setting.
5.
Continue through the seven days until all are set correctly.
6.
Scroll to the next question you want to program and repeat steps 1 – 5.
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