Limitations; When To Use Your Blood Glucose Meter For Treatment Decisions; Travelling With Your Glucomen Day Cgm - A.MENARINI GlucoMen Day CGM User Manual

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Limitations

14.1
When to use your blood glucose
meter for treatment decisions
You can use your GlucoMen Day CGM to make treatment
decisions without taking a blood glucose test. Although in
most cases you can use your GlucoMen Day CGM to make
treatment decisions, it is important to understand situa-
tions when you do need to perform a blood glucose test
before making treatment decisions.
IMPORTANT: When using the GlucoMen Day CGM,
always carry a blood glucose meter.
When to use
your blood
glucose meter
You have symptoms of
low blood glucose or your
symptoms don't match the
glucose level displayed on
the CGM.
You question the glucose
level displayed on the CGM.
Your CGM does not display a
current glucose level.
Your CGM does not display a
trend arrow.
Why you need to use
your blood glucose meter
If the glucose level on the CGM does
not match your symptoms, you should
perform a blood glucose test using
your meter and treat accordingly.
If the glucose level displayed on the
CGM is not what you expected to see,
perform a blood glucose test to ensure
you make the correct treatment deci-
sion.
If the CGM does not display a glucose
level, the only way to know your cur-
rent glucose level is to perform a blood
glucose test with your meter.
If the CGM does not display a trend
arrow, the CGM does not have enou-
gh information to provide a trend and
should not be used for treatment de-
cisions.
When to use
your blood
glucose meter
Your CGM is displaying
estimated glucose values
(ESTIMATED GLUCOSE
banner appears).
14.2
Travelling with your
GlucoMen Day CGM
When travelling with your GlucoMen Day CGM, you may
encounter situations that require special consideration.
These include going through security and travelling by
aeroplane.
The GlucoMen Day System has been tested up to an altitu-
de of 3048 metres (10,000 feet).
What you encounter
Metal detector
Full-body scanner
X-ray
On an aeroplane
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Why you need to use
your blood glucose meter
If the CGM is displaying estimated glucose
values, the quality of CGM glucose readings
may be lower than usual. Perform a blood
glucose test to ensure you make the cor-
rect treatment decision.
What you need to know
It is safe to wear your GlucoMen Day CGM
when going through metal detectors.
Use of the GlucoMen Day CGM has not
been studied in full-body scanners.
Request a different screening method,
such as hand-wanding or full body pat
down and visual inspection.
Use of the GlucoMen Day CGM has not been
studied in X-rays. Request a different scree-
ning method, such as visual inspection.
It is safe to use your GlucoMen Day
CGM on an aeroplane. You will conti-
nue to receive CGM readings as long
as your smart device has Bluetooth
turned on with your smart device in
aeroplane mode.
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