User's Manual C - Accu-Chek

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3Testing blood glucose4 Place your finger on the corrugated area on the tipcover and push it in the direction of the arrow asfar as it will go.Be careful not to touch the tape when doing thisas this could damage it.When you have opened the tip cover, a beep sounds (ifBeeps tones is turned on) and the meter advances atest area to the tip of the cassette.Be careful not to touch the tape when doing thisas this could damage it.Shortly after the test area has been advanced to the tipof the cassette, the prompt Apply blood will appear anda beep will sound again (if Beeper is turned on).70
Testing blood glucose 3Obtaining a blood dropuse a new lancet each time you obtain blood.This reduces the risk of infection and helpsensure virtually pain-free blood sampling.In general, all the fingers are suitable for obtainingblood. Certain fingers can be unsuitable if, for example,a skin or fingernail infection is present. We recommendobtaining capillary blood from the side of a fingertip asthis registers the least pain (see black areas in theillustration on the left).The amount of blood that emerges at the puncture sitedepends on the penetration depth setting and thepressure used to hold the lancing device against theskin. If you find that the amount of blood for a test isinsufficient, press the lancing device more firmlyagainst the skin next time. If you still obtain insufficientblood, also increase the penetration depth onesetting at a time when you perform your next tests. If, on the other hand, you obtain too much blood,reduce the penetration depth next time.= Recommended sites for obtaining blood71
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BLOOD GLUCOSE MONITORING SYSTEMMC©
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Intended useIntended useAccu‐Chek
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About this user’s ManualPlease no
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Contents2.3 Inserting the first tes
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Contents4.7 Setting the volume ....
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Getting to know your meter and lanc
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1Getting to know your meter and lan
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Adjust settings 4Changing a reminde
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Adjust settings 4Changing a target
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Adjust settings 4Correcting a wrong
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using the meter as a diary 55.1 Ret
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using the meter as a diary 5Via the
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using the meter as a diary 5display
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5using the meter as a diaryiiThe me
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5using the meter as a diarydependin
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5using the meter as a diaryStarting
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5using the meter as a diary1 Turn o
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66Acoustic modeAcoustic modeThe pro
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6Acoustic mode6.1 Beep tone when tu
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6Acoustic mode6.5 Announcements of
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7Checking the meter7.1 Preparing fo
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7Checking the meterA beep will soun
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7Checking the meteryou can hold the
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7Checking the meterThe meter return
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7Checking the meterControl test not
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8 Tools menu8 Tools menuThe Tools m
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9Performing a display check3 Check
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11 Cleaning the meter and lancing d
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Replacing the test cassette 1212Rep
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Replacing the test cassette 124 ope
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Replacing the test cassette 128 Clo
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Viewing the number of available tes
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Changing the batteries 14Results an
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Changing the batteries 143 Turn the
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Testing and storage conditions 1515
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Testing and storage conditions 1515
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Symbols, messages, problems and err
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1717disposing of the meterDisposing
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1818Technical dataTechnical dataMet
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18Technical dataElectromagneticcomp
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20 Accu-Chek Customer Care20 Accu
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21Alphabetical indexCchecking, mete
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21Alphabetical indexmeterchecking 1
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21Alphabetical indextestperforming
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22 Menu overview22 Menu overviewMai
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2522323explanation of symbolson the
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