Abbott Freestyle PRT03831-xxx - Manual (Page 131)

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Steps Do This
6.
Select the desired statistical
reading.
Note: Statistics include ONLY continuous glucose results.
Glucose readings that were taken in the Blood Glucose mode
are NOT included in the statistics.
a. Use the UP Arrow button or DOWN Arrow button
to highlight the statistic you want to review for the
selected period.
b. Press the LEFT Option button (Next) to view other periods.
Note: You can view reports for 1, 3, 7, 14, 21, or 28 day
periods, in that order.
c. Press the RIGHT Option button (Back) to return to the
Select Reports screen.
d. Go to Step 2 to determine what to do next.
• Your highest glucose reading. Highest CM.
• Your lowest glucose reading. Lowest CM.
• Your average glucose reading. Ave. CM.
• How well you are maintaining your
levels near the average value.
Std. Dev.
Note: A small number indicates that
most of your glucose readings are
close to your average value. A large
number indicates that many of your
glucose levels vary considerably from
your average value.
• The percentage of readings that are
above your high glucose target.
Above Target.
• The percentage of readings that are
within your glucose targets (between
the high and low targets).
Within Target.
• The percentage of readings that are
below your low glucose target.
Below Target.
• The average number of low glucose
alarm events per day.
Low/Day.
• The average number of high glucose
alarm events per day.
High/Day.
• The average number of projected low
alarm events per day (early warnings).
Proj Low/Day.
• The average number of projected high
alarm events per day (early warnings).
Proj High/Day.
If you want to know Then highlight
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Review Reports and Edit Events