5 • Treatment decisions
With Dexcom ONE+, you can treat without using your blood glucose meter (BG meter). But don't rush it. You should keep using
your BG meter to make treatment decisions until you know how Dexcom ONE+ works for you. Sometimes you must use your
BG meter instead of Dexcom ONE+. Other times, it's best not to treat, just watch and wait.
Work with your healthcare provider to figure out what's best for you when making treatment decisions. Always use your
healthcare provider's instructions to treat.
When to use your BG meter instead of Dexcom ONE+
You can use your Dexcom ONE+ to treat. However, there are two situations when you should use your BG meter instead:
There is no sensor reading (number) and/or no arrow.
l
Your symptoms don't match your sensor readings.
l
No number and/or no arrow
This is what it looks like when your Dexcom ONE+ is missing a sensor reading or an arrow.
App
LOW
HIGH
8
.6
mmol/L
No alerts
Signal Loss
Always keep phone within
6 meters of sensor.
Wait up to 30 minutes.
Help
Symptoms don't match sensor readings
When your sensor reading doesn't match how you feel, use your BG meter to treat—even if you have
both a number and an arrow.
For example, you don't feel well, but your sensor readings show you're in range. Wash your hands
thoroughly, and use your BG meter. If the BG meter value matches your symptoms, use the BG meter
value to treat.
Receiver
LOW
HIGH
8.6
mmol/L
Signal Loss
Always keep receiver
within 6 meters of sensor.
Wait up to 30 minutes.
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What it means
No sensor reading: Use your BG meter to treat.
No arrow: Use your BG meter to treat.
System alert: When you have a System alert (such as Signal
Loss, shown here), you won't get a sensor reading or arrow.
Use your BG meter to treat.
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