Ypsomed YpsoPump, Руководство пользователя

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9.1 General
Always wear the YpsoPump
®
in your trouser pocket or use a carrying system offered by Ypsomed. Position the tubing
in a way that strangulation is impossible, especially at night. Make sure the insulin pump is not subjected to any jolts,
hard knocks or other mechanical interference. Make sure the insulin pump is not soiled (particles of dust, sand, etc.).
The YpsoPump
®
, the infusion set and the connection point of the YpsoPump
®
must not come into contact with medical
products or care products such as antiseptics, antibiotic creams, soaps, perfumes, deodorants, body lotions or
any other cosmetics because this can discolor the YpsoPump
®
or cause the touchscreen to turn dull. Sweat and saliva
cannot damage the YpsoPump ® . However, there is a risk of damage to the insulin pump housing if the YpsoPump ®
comes into contact with other liquids or chemicals such as detergents, alcohol, beverages, oil or grease.
Never expose the YpsoPump
®
and the infusion set to direct sources of light, radiation or heat (e.g. radiators, open
fires). This also applies to the insulin you are using. Bear in mind that the operating temperature range of the
YpsoPump
®
system is +5 °C to +37 °C. Keep the insulin pump away from condensing moisture (e.g. water atomiser,
boiling water).
Check your insulin pump periodically for cracks and damage. If you discover a (visual or audible) defect in your pump,
contact Customer Service. You find the contact details on the back of this User Guide as well as on page 10. Never
attempt to repair the insulin pump yourself.