Medtronic CGMS iPro User's Guide

Getting Started with Continuous Glucose MonitoringMEDTRONIC • CGM Getting Started Guide - X23 • MECHANICAL • Renie Design 1 / 29 / 10

Starting-Up CGM | 9MEDTRONIC • CGM Getting Started Guide - X23 • MECHANICAL • Renie Design 1 / 29 / 10To turn your sensor setting on, go to:HOME S

10 | Starting-Up CGMTo set your rate of change alerts, go to: HOME Screen > MAIN MENU > SENSOR > EDIT SETTINGS > Rate AlertsYou will be

Starting-Up CGM | 11MEDTRONIC • CGM Getting Started Guide - X23 • MECHANICAL • Renie Design 1 / 29 / 10Remember, alerts are optional and are meant

12 | Starting-Up CGMSTEP 3: CONNECTING THE MINILINK® TRANSMITTER After the glucose sensor is inserted and your settings are entered, wait 10–15 minu

Starting-Up CGM | 13MEDTRONIC • CGM Getting Started Guide - X23 • MECHANICAL • Renie Design 1 / 29 / 10STEP 4: CALIBRATING METER BG NOW alert wi

14 | Starting-Up CGM21011:50 or or STEP 5: READING THE DISPLAY Your insulin pump screen displays 3-hour, 6-hour, 12-hour, and 24-hour glucose

Applying CGM in Your Life | 15MEDTRONIC • CGM Getting Started Guide - X23 • MECHANICAL • Renie Design 1 / 29 / 10Applying CGM in Your Life3WHAT IS

16 | Applying CGM in Your LifeHOW DO CARELINK™ SOFTWARE REPORTS HELP ME? CareLink software provides you with information you’ve never had before ab

Applying CGM in Your Life | 17MEDTRONIC • CGM Getting Started Guide - X23 • MECHANICAL • Renie Design 1 / 29 / 10CareLink™ Software TipsFor best r

18 | AppendixAppendix• MiniLink® Transmitter Tips• Cleaning Your MiniLink Transmitter• Other Useful Information Tape Tips X-rays, MRIs and

Understanding CGM | 1MEDTRONIC • CGM Getting Started Guide - X23 • MECHANICAL • Renie Design 1 / 29 / 10Congratulations on your decision to use th

Appendix | 19MEDTRONIC • CGM Getting Started Guide - X23 • MECHANICAL • Renie Design 1 / 29 / 10MiniLink® Transmitter TipsFully charge the MiniLin

20 | AppendixCleaning Your MiniLink® TransmitterMedtronic Diabetes does not recommend cleaning the MiniLink transmitter after each sensor use.CAUTIO

Appendix | 21MEDTRONIC • CGM Getting Started Guide - X23 • MECHANICAL • Renie Design 1 / 29 / 10Appendix | 21Other Useful InformationTape TipsIt

22 | AppendixAlertsAlert What It Means How to RespondWeak Signal The insulin pump and MiniLink® Re-position the insulin pump closer to the(Wea

Appendix | 23MEDTRONIC • CGM Getting Started Guide - X23 • MECHANICAL • Renie Design 1 / 29 / 10Alert What It Means How to RespondSensor End S

24 | Understanding CGMNotes

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2 | Understanding CGM123Your CGM system includes 3 key items:Glucose Sensor Measures glucose levels in the body.MiniLink® transmitter The MiniLink

Understanding CGM | 3MEDTRONIC • CGM Getting Started Guide - X23 • MECHANICAL • Renie Design 1 / 29 / 10Understanding CGM1SkinGlucose SensorInters

4 | Understanding CGMCALIBRATIONYour MiniMed Paradigm® REAL-Time Revel™ System uses BG meter readings to make sure the glucose sensor maintains its

Understanding CGM | 5MEDTRONIC • CGM Getting Started Guide - X23 • MECHANICAL • Renie Design 1 / 29 / 10SETTINGS Your MiniMed Paradigm REAL-Time S

6 | Starting-Up CGMStarting-Up CGM*2*For more detailed information on starting up CGM, please review the sensor section of the Insulin Pump User Gui

Starting-Up CGM | 7MEDTRONIC • CGM Getting Started Guide - X23 • MECHANICAL • Renie Design 1 / 29 / 1012345679810Insertion:Place the glucose senso

8 | Starting-Up CGMSTEP 2: PROGRAMMING SETTINGS A good time to program your glucose sensor settings into your insulin pump is after glucose sensor