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Woodley L-Pet User Manual

Veterinary lactate meter
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  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents Introduction ....................3 Contents of the System ................4 Meter Components ..................6 L-Pet Blood Lactate Test Strip ..............7 Using the Meter for the First Time ..............9 • Setting the Clock ................9 • Turning ON/OFF Beep Sound ............10 • Changing Unit of Measurement ............. 11 •...
  • Page 3 Using the Meter Memory ................27 Setting Time After First Use ................28 Meter Maintenance ..................30 Troubleshooting ..................33 Product Warranty ..................36 Specifications .....................37 Symbols Used in this Manual ..............39...

  • Page 4: Introduction

    Introduction All the information that will be needed to use and maintain the L-Pet Veterinary Lactate Meter is included in this manual. Please read it carefully before using the system. The L-Pet Veterinary Lactate Meter provides important information concerning individual metabolism and oxygen debt.

  • Page 5: Contents Of The System

    • 3V Lithium Coin Cell Battery (CR2032) • Code Card • User Guide • Log Book In addition to the items above, the L-Pet Lactate Control Solution may also need to be purchased to check the system. Please contact your nearest authorised dealer when needed.
  • Page 6 Code Card Port Code Card Veterinary Lactate Meter Display Woodley Equipment Company Ltd. St. John Street Horwich Bolton BL6 7NY, UK NY000001 Tel: +44 (0) 1204 669033 S54147 P/N 59106000857 Rev. 3/19 FOR VETERINARY USE ONLY Enter Button Battery Shift Button...

  • Page 7: Meter Components

    Meter Components LCD Screen ....Displays information that guides users through testing and setup, and shows test result and error messages Shift & Enter Button ..Turn the Meter on and off. Control selection and steps of user-programmable setup in Function Mode. Test Strip Holder ..

  • Page 8: L-Pet Blood Lactate Test Strip

    Reaction Zone (Apply Blood Here) IMPORTANT: L-Pet Blood Lactate Test Strips are contained in a moisture proof and light protected bottle. The test strips are sensitive to moisture and light so it is important that the bottle is kept well sealed before use. Replace the cap of the...
  • Page 9 When performing a blood test, insert the test strip with contact points facing up and towards the meter, then apply the blood sample. For additional information on the L-Pet Blood Lactate Test Strips, refer to the package insert.

  • Page 10: Using The Meter For The First Time

    Using the Meter for the First Time Setting the Clock Step 1: Press any key to turn the meter on. Step 2: The pre-set Year will flash on the screen. Press “SHIFT” to scroll through the years and press “ENTER” to confirm. Press and hold “SHIFT” for quick searching of the years.

  • Page 11: Turning On/Off Beep Sound

    Step 5: The pre-set Hour will flash on the screen. The meter uses a 12-hour AM/ PM clock. Press “SHIFT” to scroll through the hours and press “ENTER” to confirm. Press and hold “SHIFT” for quick searching of the hour. Step 6: The pre-set Minute will flash on the screen.

  • Page 12: Changing Unit Of Measurement

    Step 4: A symbol of a head will flash on the screen. Press “SHIFT” to skip this selection. Step 5: A symbol of a cable will flash on the screen. Press “SHIFT” to skip this selection. Step 6: A symbol of a speaker will flash on the screen. Press “ENTER” to enter setup.
  • Page 13 Step 3: Press the two buttons on the Meter simultaneously to enter the Function Mode. Step 4: A symbol of a head " " will flash on the screen. Press "SHIFT" button to skip this selection. Step 5: A symbol of a cable " " will flash on the screen. Press "SHIFT" button to skip this selection.

  • Page 14: Coding The Meter

    Coding the Meter IMPORTANT: After setting the date and time for the first time, the current code will appear on the screen every time the meter is turned on. Verify that the code on the screen matches the code number on the package of test strips before each use of the meter.
  • Page 15 NOTE There is a code card packaged in each box of test strips. The code card is designed specifically for use with the test strips in that particular package. The code card should have the same code number indicated on the package of test strips. Step 2: Verify that the code number on the code card matches the code number on the test strip package.
  • Page 16 The code number displayed on the screen should match the code number on the grey code card and on the front of the test strips package. NOTE Recoding needs to be performed when opening a new package of test strips with a different code number.

  • Page 17: Checking The System

    Checking the System There are two ways to check performance of the L-Pet Veterinary Lactate Meter. These checks are simple and very important to ensure accurate lactate readings. 1.The Monitor Checker confirms the meter is operating properly. 2.The control solutions confirm the meter and test strips are working together properly.
  • Page 18 Step 2: The meter display screen will show “OK” when self-testing is complete. Remove the Monitor Checker from the test strip holder and the screen will then display “Ctrl”. Step 3: Press “ENTER” to exit checking the meter. NOTE If the screen displays “nt OK”, repeat the test. If “nt OK” continues to appear, contact the authorised dealer.

  • Page 19: Control Solution Method

    Control Solution Method: The purpose of the control solution check is to validate the performance of the L-Pet Veterinary Lactate Meter using a standard solution with a known concentration of lactate. A control solution test that falls within the acceptable range indicates the user’s technique is appropriate and both the meter and the...
  • Page 20 • The acceptable range for the control solution is listed on the test strip label. • Use only the L-Pet Lactate Control Solution and L-Pet Blood Lactate Test Strips. • Always check the expiration date for both the L-Pet Lactate Control Solution and the L-Pet Blood Lactate Test Strips.
  • Page 21 Step 2: The screen will display “Ctrl”, and then insert an L-Pet Blood Lactate Test Strip. Step 3: The screen will flash a symbol of a liquid drop. Squeeze a drop ” ” of control solution onto a clean, dry, non-absorbent surface.
  • Page 22 Step 4: Apply a drop of control solution to the yellow reaction zone in the middle top of the test strip. Step 5: The screen will show timing bars “----” that flash and then gradually diminish for countdown. Step 6: After the timing bars disappear (approx. 45 seconds), the screen will show the test result.

  • Page 23: Performing A Blood Lactate Test

    Performing a Blood Lactate Test Obtaining a Drop of Blood IMPORTANT: When performing a blood lactate test, use a new sterile lancet or insulin syringe to obtain a blood sample. If using a lancing device: 1.Unscrew the lancing device cap 2.Place the lancet into the lancing device 3.Twist and pull the protective lancet cover to expose the sterile needle tip 4.Screw on the lancing device cap.

  • Page 24: How To Perform A Test

    How to Perform a Test IMPORTANT Always use the L-Pet Blood Lactate Test Strips with the L-Pet Veterinary Lactate Meter. Step 1: Follow the instructions on page 13 "Coding the Meter". NOTE If the screen shows “Code ---", or if the CODE number on the screen does not match the CODE number on the test strip package, refer to page 13 for details of (re)coding the meter.
  • Page 25 NOTE If the temperature is out of operating range, the meter needs to be moved to an area that is within the meter’s operating range of 10°C – 40°C (50°F – 104°F). Measurement outside the temperature range will affect the accuracy of the test result.
  • Page 26 Step 4: The screen will show timing bars “----” which will flash and gradually diminish for countdown. Step 5: After the timing bars disappear (approx. 45 seconds), the screen will display the test result. • The test result is automatically stored in memory •...

  • Page 27: Understanding The Test Result

    Understanding the Test Result Normal Range: <2.5 mmol/L (<23 mg/dL) Mild Lactate Shock: 2.5-5.0 mmol/L (23-45 mg/dL) Moderate Lactate Shock: 5.0-7.0 mmol/L (45-63 mg/dL) Severe Lactate Shock: >7.0 mmol/L (>63 mg/dL)

  • Page 28: Using The Meter Memory

    Using the Meter Memory The L-Pet Veterinary Lactate Meter automatically stores up to 300 test results with date and time. When more than 300 test results have been performed, the oldest result will be deleted from memory each time a new result is added. When the test results are recalled from memory, the most recent result is displayed first.

  • Page 29: Setting Time After First Use

    Setting Time After First Use Step 1: Press any key to turn on the meter. Step 2: After the LCD screen shows a code number, unit of measurement, date & time, and a symbol of a test strip, press the two buttons on the meter simultaneously to enter Function Mode.
  • Page 30 Step 8: The Month will flash on the screen. Press “SHIFT” to scroll through the days and press “ENTER” to confirm. Press and hold “SHIFT” for a quick search of the month. Step 9: The Day will flash on the screen. Press “SHIFT” to scroll through the days and press “ENTER”...

  • Page 31: Meter Maintenance

    Meter Maintenance Follow these simple guidelines to keep the meter working to specification. Precautions • DO NOT take the meter apart. If there are technical problems or questions, please call an authorised dealer. • Handle the meter with care – severe shock, such as dropping the meter, could damage the electronics.
  • Page 32 • Never immerse or hold the meter under running water. Changing the Battery The meter operates on one 3V Lithium Coin Cell Battery which should maintain at least 1000 blood tests. When the LCD screen displays a battery symbol, “ ”, this indicates the battery is low and should be replaced as soon as possible.
  • Page 33 new one. NOTE : Dispose of used battery properly. Step 3: Replace the battery cover. IMPORTANT You will need to reset time after replacing the battery. See page 28, ‘Setting Time After First Use’. Cleaning the Meter To clean the outside of the meter, use a lint-free cloth dampened with soapy water or alcohol.

  • Page 34: Troubleshooting

    Troubleshooting This section details the significant display screen messages and error codes you may encounter when using the L-Pet Veterinary Lactate Meter. If you have further questions after reviewing these messages, call your authorised dealer.hWhat To Do Message Problem What To Do “Code- - - -"...
  • Page 35 Message Problem What To Do The battery in the meter is Replace the battery. running out of power. The temperature is out The meter needs to be moved of the meter’s operating to an area that is within the range of 10°C to 40°C (50°F meter’s operating range of 10°C to 104°F) .
  • Page 36 Message Problem What To Do The blood lactate result Repeat the test to confirm the is lower than 0.7 mmol/L test result. (6mg/dL) The blood lactate result is Repeat the test to confirm the higher than 22.2 mmol/L test result. (200 mg/dL) The meter is damaged.

  • Page 37: Product Warranty

    Product Warranty The L-Pet Veterinary Lactate Meter is guaranteed to be free of defects in workmanship and materials under normal use for a period of 12 months from the date of purchase to the consumer. The liability of Woodley Equipment Company Ltd is limited to repair or replacement and in no event shall Woodley Equipment Company Ltd be liable for any collateral or consequential damages or loss.

  • Page 38: Specifications

    Specifications Meter Type: L-Pet Veterinary Lactate Meter Test Strips: L-Pet Blood Lactate Test Strips Test Range: 0.7-22.2 mmol/L (6-200 mg/dL) Blood Source: Fingertip capillary whole blood Sample Volume: Minimum 3μL Reading Time: 45 seconds Hematocrit Range: 35 - 50% Memory: 300 sets with date &...
  • Page 39 Electromagnetic Compatibility: This equipment complies with the EMC requirement of EN 60601-1-2 Classification according IPXO, not evaluated as AP/APG equipment, to IEC/EN 60601-1: continuous operation.

  • Page 40: Symbols Used In This Manual

    Symbols Used in this Manual Use-by date Batch code Temperature limit Consult instructions for use Caution Keep away from sunlight Keep dry Do not re-use Manufacturer...

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