Medtronic MiniMed Mio 30 Manuel D'utilisation page 5

■ When infusing insulin, and your blood
glucose level becomes unexplainably
high, or an occlusion alarm occurs,
check for clogs or leaks.
If in doubt, change the infusion set
because the cannula may be dislodged,
or partially clogged. Should any of
these problems arise, make a plan
with your healthcare professional for
rapidly replacing insulin. Test your blood
glucose level to make sure the problem
is corrected.
■ When infusing insulin, do not change
the infusion set just before bedtime
unless you can check your blood
glucose 1 to 3 hours after insertion.
■ If insulin, or any liquid, gets inside the
tubing connector, it can temporarily
block the vents that allow the pump
to properly fill the infusion set. This
may result in the delivery of too little
or too much insulin, which can cause
hyperglycemia or hypoglycemia. If this
occurs, start over with a new reservoir
and infusion set.
Precautions
■ If you are using Mio 30 for the first time,
do the first set-up in the presence of
your healthcare professional.
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■ Check your blood glucose level 1 to 3
hours after insertion to ensure correct
insertion and flow.
■ Check the infusion site several times
a day.
■ If the tape is curled, do not attempt to
straighten it. Simply leave it that way
or replace it with a new infusion set.
Stretching or pulling on the tape may
affect the cannula under your skin.
■ Disconnect the tubing with caution
because a hard pull on the tubing
can result in damage to the infusion
set. Ensure that the infusion set is
properly in place when the tubing is fully
disconnected.
Warranty
For product warranty information, please
contact your local help line, representative,
or visit
www.medtronicdiabetes.com/warranty
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