OmniPod UST400, Руководство пользователя

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Taking Care of Your PDM and Pod 10
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10 Taking Care of Your PDM and Pod
Note:
After cleaning or disinfecting your PDM, perform a control solution test
to ensure that the Omnipod® System functions properly (see "Test your blood
glucose or control solution" on page 39).
Note:
Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water after handling the BG
Meter, lancing device, or test strips.
Cleaning the PDM
If the battery compartment becomes soiled, gently shake out the debris or use a
dry, lint-free cloth to remove it.
1. Turn off your PDM before cleaning or disinfecting.
2. Using a Dispatch® Hospital Cleaner Disinfectant Towel with Bleach, wipe the
outer surfaces of the PDM to remove any dirt or soiled areas.
Note:
Dispatch® Hospital Cleaner Disinfectant Towels with Bleach can be
obtained online from major retailers, including Amazon (www.amazon.
com) and Clorox Professional Products Co. (healthcare@clorox.com, 1-800-
234-7700).
3. Allow the surface to remain wet for one minute prior to use.
Caution: While cleaning, do NOT allow debris or liquid to get into the test strip
port, USB port, speaker or power button.
Disinfecting the PDM
You should disinfect your PDM once a week as follows:
1. Perform a cleaning as outlined in the previous section.
2. Disinfect the PDM surface by wiping it with a fresh Dispatch® Hospital
Cleaner Disinfectant Towel with Bleach.
3. Allow the surface to remain wet for one minute before using the device.
Note:
Cleaning and disinfection of the PDM has only been validated using
Dispatch® Hospital Cleaner Disinfectant Towels with Bleach. Other cleaning
agents may not provide effective cleaning or disinfection, or may damage the
PDM.
A cycle consists of one cleaning plus one disinfection wipe. The cleaning and
disinfection guidelines were validated by exposing test PDMs to the number of
cycles that would be experienced with one cycle per week over the warrantied life
of the device (4 years).