Medtronic MiniMed Mio Advance Gebrauchsanweisung Seite 8

includes connection and filling procedures,
possible errors, and potential risks related to
pump therapy.
Follow good hygienic procedures. If this infusion
set is being used for the first time, perform the
first set-up in the presence of a healthcare
professional.
Inserting
Unfold the front cover of this booklet to view
images that are keyed to the steps below.
1. Wash hands with soap and water.
2. Select a recommended insertion site
(shown in gray) as indicated by a healthcare
professional.
3. Clean the insertion site with a disinfectant
as directed by a healthcare professional.
Allow to air dry before inserting the infusion
set. Remove hair around the insertion site
to ensure the adhesive sticks to the skin if
needed.
4. Open the package and remove the paper
from the tubing.
5. Place the tubing connector on the top of a
newly filled reservoir.If a MiniMed tubing
connector is in use, twist the tubing connector
clockwise until it locks in place. If a Luer-lock
tubing connector is in use, twist the tubing
connector until it is tightly secured.
For the MiniMed tubing connector, make sure
there is no liquid inside the tubing connector or
on top of the reservoir. Liquid can block vents
and cause inaccurate insulin flow. This can
result in high or low blood glucose. If there is
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liquid in the vents, use a new infusion set and
a new reservoir.
6. Remove the white cap from the site connector
by (a) squeezing the sides of the site
connector then (b) pulling the white cap off.
Keep the white cap for later use.
7. Put the reservoir into the pump, then
completely fill the tubing with insulin as
instructed by the pump user guide. Do not
leave any air in the tubing. The tubing is
completely filled when drops of insulin are
seen coming out of the site connector.
8. Remove the paper backing from the
adhesive. Be careful not to touch the
adhesive.
9. Remove the disconnect cover from the
insertion device by (a) gently squeezing the
sides of the disconnect cover then (b) pulling
it away from the insertion device. Keep the
disconnect cover for later use. The raised
arrows indicate the tubing direction.
10a. Stretch the skin until smooth. Then press the
insertion device against the skin.
10b. Press the top button down completely to
insert the infusion set.
11. Gently and carefully remove the insertion
device.
12. Gently massage the adhesive onto the skin
with one finger. Replace the infusion set if the
adhesive does not stick to the skin.
13. Gently hold the cannula housing steady with
one finger. Then push the site connector
straight into the cannula housing until it clicks.
14. Fill the soft cannula with insulin:
6 mm: 0.6 units (0.006 ml)
9 mm: 0.6 units (0.006 ml)
Dispose of the insertion device in an appropriate
sharps container according to local laws.
Keep the disconnect cover and the white cap for
use when the infusion set is disconnected.
Disconnecting
1. Wash hands with soap and water.
2. Gently hold the cannula housing steady with
one finger. Then (a) squeeze the sides of the
site connector and (b) pull the site connector
out of the cannula housing.
3. Put the white cap on the site connector.
4. Put the disconnect cover on the cannula
housing. Then push the cover into the cannula
housing until it clicks.
Reconnecting
1. Wash hands with soap and water.
2. Use one finger to gently hold the cannula
housing steady. Then (a) squeeze the sides of
the disconnect cover and (b) pull the disconnect
cover out of the cannula housing.
3. Remove the white cap from the site connector
by (a) squeezing the sides of the site connector
then (b) pulling the white cap off. Ensure that
there is no air in the tubing. If there are air
bubbles in the tubing: Fill the tubing with
insulin as instructed in the pump user guide. Do
not leave any air in the tubing.
4. Use one finger to gently hold the cannula