Glucose meter with low cost user interface with programmed graphic indicators
A user interface and indicator technology, applied in the direction of instruments, applications, scientific instruments, etc., can solve problems such as difficulty for users to view graphical information, information input, etc.
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[0018] figure 1 A diabetic patient 10 is shown in a self-test environment. The self-test environment includes handheld blood glucose meter 12 , test strip container 14 , test strip 16 , lancet 18 , and computing device 20 . Diabetic person 10 is typically user 10 of blood glucose meter 12; however, user 10 can also be a clinician, healthcare provider, family member, or other person. Meter 12 is operated by inserting disposable test strip 16 into meter 12 . The user typically bleeds a finger to obtain a small drop of blood that is placed on the test strip 16 collection area. Meter 12 performs electrochemical or photometric analysis of blood and displays blood glucose measurements. Use current blood glucose measurements for treatment decisions, such as insulin dosing and carbohydrate consumption. The current blood glucose measurement is compared to a standard target blood glucose range (eg, 70 mg / dL to about 160 mg / dL) or a personalized target blood glucose range based on sp...
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