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On-Call Pro Blood Glucose Meter
Made specifically to address needs within the long-term care market
510(k) cleared for multi-patient use, theOn CallPro Blood Glucose Monitoring System is ideal for Long-Term Care due to its ease of use, user-friendly design, and large display with bold numbers. In addition, the time-saving meter features allow professionals to easily abide by their institutions quality standards while providing the highest quality of care to patients.
Among the features that are included in the meter, the Daily Control Test Reminder feature was designed to help healthcare professionals in the long-term care market to abide by the quality standards upheld by their institution. When the feature is turned on, an alarm will go off if a control test has not been conducted in the past 24 hours. Additional features that improve the safety and usability of the system include a Ketone Test Alert and a Strip Ejector that reduces the risk of blood contamination.
Among the features that are included in the meter, the Daily Control Test Reminder feature was designed to help healthcare professionals in the long-term care market to abide by the quality standards upheld by their institution. When the feature is turned on, an alarm will go off if a control test has not been conducted in the past 24 hours. Additional features that improve the safety and usability of the system include a Ketone Test Alert and a Strip Ejector that reduces the risk of blood contamination.
On-Call Pro Blood Glucose Mete Quick Facts
- 510(k) cleared for multi-patient use
- CLIA-waived
- Accuracy and reliability at an affordable price
- Convenient Features
- Strip Ejector prevents contact with contaminated test strips
- Daily Control Test Reminder easily ensures adherence to quality measures
On Call ProProduct Features
Fast and Reliable
| Premium Professional Features
| Easy to Use
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On-Call Pro Blood Glucose MeterFrequently Asked Questions
What is the Daily Control Test Reminder?
The Daily Control Test Reminder is a feature developed specifically for the long-term care market. It acts as a QC Lockout to remind the blood glucose meter operator to conduct a control test every 24 hours. If a control test has not been performed in a 24-hour period, a Daily Control Test Reminder alarm will occur as a flashing Ctl symbol on-screen along with the clock symbol and the control test symbol.
As a precautionary measure, please ensure that no patient blood sample is tested while the Daily Control Test Reminder is occurring. The results will be marked as a control.
How do I turn on/off the Daily Control Test Reminder?
Press and hold the right arrow button (?) to enter the Meter Setup. Scroll through the various options until you reach a screen that says On or Off and displays the Ctl symbol at the top of the screen, a clock symbol at the right of the screen, and the Control Solution symbol. Press the left arrow button (?) to change between On or Off and then press the right button (?) to confirm your selection. Scroll through the remaining meter setup options. The Control Test Reminder will occur after 24 hours if no control test has been conducted.
What type of disinfection wipes can I use to disinfect the On Call Pro meter?
TheOn CallProBlood Glucose Monitoring system is currently validated for use with the DisCide Ultra Disinfecting Towelettes and the Super Sani-Cloth Germicidal Disposable Wipes (PDI). Please see theOn CallProUser Manual for more information on proper cleaning and disinfecting procedures using these materials. Please do NOT use any product containing bleach on the blood glucose meter as it will void the product warranty and may cause damage to the meter.
Is the On Call Pro Blood Glucose Monitoring System designed for hospital use?
TheOn CallPro does not include the ability to scan patient ID barcodes so that records for multiple patients may be kept separate and distinct on the same meter. Additionally theOn CallPro is only validated for testing capillary whole blood from the fingertip, palm or forearm. It should not be used for testing venous, arterial or neonatal blood.
