BD Logic Owner's Manual page 32

DISPLAY WHAT IT MEANS
Monitor is ready to accept
a blood sample.
5-second countdown as
monitor calculates the blood
glucose test result.
A blood glucose test result in
mmol/L.
mmol/L
PM
Your blood glucose
reading is higher than
33.3 mmol/L. You may have
high blood sugar.
PM
Your blood glucose
reading is lower than
1.1 mmol/L. You may have
low blood sugar.
PM
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WHAT TO DO
Apply a blood sample to the
test strip. Refer to page 21 for
how to test your blood
glucose.
No action required.
Record the result in your
logbook.
Retest your blood glucose
immediately. If your reading is
still " ," you should treat
as prescribed by your
healthcare professional and/or
contact your healthcare
professional immediately.
Retest your blood glucose
immediately. If your reading is
still " ," you should treat
as prescribed by your
healthcare professional and/or
contact your healthcare
professional immediately.
DISPLAY WHAT IT MEANS
A blood glucose test
result in mmol/L stored
in the monitor's memory.
Mem. mmol/L
PM
Battery is getting low
but you can still perform
a test. Battery will appear
mmol/L
on the display when
PM
reviewing different
screens. Display shown
is an example of one
type of screen.
End of Setup or Memory
Review.
An insulin dose record in the
monitor's memory. Display
shows an example of 8 units
U
Mem.
of insulin.
AM
An insulin type record in the
monitor's memory. Display
shows an example of P1 that
refers to the insulin type as
Mem.
AM
labeled by the user.
WHAT TO DO
No action required.
We suggest that you replace
the battery immediately.
There is only enough power
to perform approximately
50 tests. Refer to page 60
for replacing your battery.
No action required.
No action required.
No action required.
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