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Síntomas de un nivel de glucemia alto o bajo
El conocimiento de los síntomas de un nivel de glucemia alto o bajo puede ayudarle a interpretar sus
resultados de prueba y a decidir cómo actuar si obtiene resultados no esperados. Estos son algunos de los
síntomas más frecuentes:
Nivel de glucemia alto (hiperglucemia): los síntomas de hiperglucemia pueden ser, entre otros, mayor sed de
lo normal, micción frecuente, visión borrosa, somnolencia y/o pérdida de peso injustificada.
Nivel de glucemia bajo (hipoglucemia): los síntomas de hipoglucemia pueden ser, entre otros, ansiedad,
temblores, sudor, dolor de cabeza, mayor hambre de lo normal, mareos, piel pálida, cambios repentinos de
humor o irritabilidad, fatiga, dificultad para concentrarse, movimientos torpes, palpitaciones y/o confusión.
Si padece alguno de estos síntomas o algún otro síntoma inusual, realice una prueba de glucemia
con sangre de la yema del dedo. Si su resultado de glucemia se visualiza como LO o HI y usted
presenta síntomas de hipoglucemia o hiperglucemia, siga las instrucciones de su profesional de la
salud o póngase en contacto con su profesional de la salud inmediatamente. Si su resultado de
glucemia no coincide con cómo se siente, siga los pasos descritos en el apartado “Resultados de
prueba no esperados” del capítulo 3.
ADVERTENCIA
El medidor está diseñado para mostrar resultados de glucemia de 20 a 600 mg/dL. Si aparece en
la pantalla un resultado inferior a 20 mg/dL o superior a 600 mg/dL, llame gratuitamente al
ACCU‑CHEK Customer Care Service Center al 1‑800‑858‑8072.
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Table of Contents

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Accu-Chek Aviva Specifications

General IconGeneral
Sample Size0.6 µL
Test Time5 seconds
CodingNo coding required
Battery LifeApproximately 1000 tests
Memory500 test results
Battery Type1 x 3V lithium (CR2032)
Operating Humidity10% to 90% RH
Meter Weight59 g
Measuring Range10 mg/dL to 600 mg/dL
Automatic Shut OffAfter 90 seconds of inactivity

Summary

The ACCU-CHEK Aviva Plus System

Important Safety Information

Essential safety precautions and warnings for using the blood glucose monitoring system.

About Testing Yourself

Guidance on self-testing, understanding results, and when to consult a healthcare professional.

Before You Start Testing

Key preparations and checks before beginning blood glucose testing with the system.

Chapter 1: Understanding Your New System

The ACCU-CHEK Aviva Meter

Detailed overview of the ACCU-CHEK Aviva meter components and their functions.

Coding the Meter

Step-by-step instructions on how to insert and use the code key for meter calibration.

Adjusting the Time and Date

Guide for setting the correct time and date on the meter for accurate record-keeping.

Using the ACCU-CHEK Aviva Plus System

General instructions and important notes for operating the ACCU-CHEK Aviva Plus system.

Chapter 2: Control Testing

Why Perform Control Tests

Explains the importance and reasons for performing control tests with the system.

About the Control Solutions

Information on ACCU-CHEK Aviva control solutions, including usage and storage guidelines.

Performing a Control Test

Detailed procedure for conducting a control test using the meter, test strips, and control solution.

Understanding Out-of-Range Control Test Results

Troubleshooting guide for interpreting and resolving out-of-range control test results.

Chapter 3: Testing Your Blood Glucose

Using the ACCU-CHEK FastClix Lancing Device

Safety warnings and general usage instructions for the ACCU-CHEK FastClix lancing device.

Inserting a Lancet Drum

Step-by-step guide on how to properly load a lancet drum into the lancing device.

Preparing the Lancing Device for Fingertip Testing

Instructions for setting up the lancing device, including cap selection and depth adjustment.

Performing a Blood Glucose Test with Blood from Your Fingertip

Comprehensive guide on how to perform a blood glucose test using a fingertip blood sample.

Changing the Lancet Drum

Procedure for safely removing and replacing the lancet drum after use.

Performing a Blood Glucose Test with Blood from Your Palm, Forearm or Upper Arm (Alternate Site Testing)

Instructions for performing blood glucose tests using alternate sites on the body.

Understanding Test Results

Flagging Test Results

How to mark special test results with an asterisk for later reference and analysis.

Unusual Test Results

Steps to follow if a blood glucose result does not match how you feel.

Symptoms of High or Low Blood Glucose

Common symptoms associated with high (hyperglycemia) and low (hypoglycemia) blood glucose levels.

Comparing Your Meter Result to a Laboratory Result

Guidance on how to compare meter readings with laboratory test results accurately.

Chapter 4: Meter Memory, Setup, and Downloading

Memory

Information about the meter's capacity to store blood glucose and control test results.

Viewing Test Results

How to access and review stored test results and averages on the meter display.

Meter Setup

Overview of customizable features and how to enter the meter's set-up mode.

Setting the Time and Date

Detailed steps for setting the meter's time and date accurately.

Setting the Beeper On/OFF

Instructions on how to enable or disable the audible beeper for test prompts.

Setting Test Reminders

Guide to setting up daily reminders for blood glucose testing.

Setting the Hypoglycemic (Hypo) Alert

How to configure the meter to alert for possible low blood glucose (hypoglycemia) levels.

Downloading Your Results to a Computer or PDA

Transferring Data Directly to a Computer or PDA Using Specialized Software and Infrared Cable

Steps for connecting the meter to a computer or PDA to download test results.

Chapter 5: Cleaning and Disinfecting the Meter and Lancing Device

What is the difference between cleaning and disinfecting?

Clarification of the terms 'cleaning' and 'disinfecting' in the context of the device.

When should the meter and lancing device be cleaned and disinfected?

Guidelines on the frequency and conditions for cleaning and disinfecting the meter and lancing device.

Cleaning and Disinfecting the Meter

Detailed instructions for cleaning and disinfecting the blood glucose meter safely.

Cleaning and Disinfecting the Lancing Device

Instructions for the proper cleaning and disinfecting of the lancing device.

Chapter 6: Maintenance and Troubleshooting

Changing the Battery

Step-by-step guide on how to replace the meter's battery.

Maintenance and Troubleshooting

General advice on maintaining the meter and common troubleshooting steps.

Display Messages and Troubleshooting

Explanation of meter display messages and how to resolve associated issues.

Chapter 7: Technical Information

Product Limitations

Information regarding the specific limitations of the ACCU-CHEK Aviva Plus system.

Specifications

Technical details and specifications of the ACCU-CHEK Aviva meter and its components.

Product Safety Information

Important safety warnings related to electromagnetic fields, electrostatic discharge, and small parts.

Travel Documentation

Information on documentation required for air travel with the meter.

Disposing of the Meter, Test Strips, Lancets, and Batteries

Guidelines for the proper and safe disposal of meter components and consumables.

Explanation of Symbols

Explanations of the various symbols used in the meter's documentation and display.

Warranty

Details of the ACCU-CHEK Aviva meter's warranty policy and service instructions.

Limited License

Terms and conditions of the restricted license for using the ACCU-CHEK Aviva Plus system.

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