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How to Use Your Monitor’s Optional Memory Functions • 37

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How to Use Your Monitor’s Optional Memory Functions

Marking allows you to identify specific blood glucose test results or

insulin doses in the monitor’s memory.

• The Marking function is turned off when you receive your new

monitor. To set up the Marking function, refer to page 41.

• For how to mark a blood glucose test, refer to page 45.

• For how to mark an insulin dose, refer to page 46.

MARKING

Marking Blood Glucose Test Results:

Some examples of how you may use the

Marking function to mark blood glucose

test results are shown below.

—You may wish to mark a test result to

identify that it was taken after eating.

—You may have retested to confirm a

previous reading and do not want the

result added to your averages.

Marked Blood

Glucose Test

Result

(Example)

NOTE:

Marked test results are not included in any averages. If you

have not set the time and date, all blood glucose monitoring results and

insulin doses will be marked and will not be included in averages.

mmol/L

Marking Insulin Doses:

Some examples of how you may use

the Marking function to mark an

insulin dose are shown below.

—You may wish to mark a dose that

you are recording to indicate that you

entered the information at a different

time than you actually injected.

—You may wish to indicate that a dose

amount was different than what you

normally take at that time.

Marked

Insulin Dose

(Example)

1 2 ... 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 ... 37 38

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