Medtronic MiniMed Veo Paradigm System User Manual
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MiniMed® Veo
A Step-by-Step Guide
Believe in better control
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Paradigm™ System
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Imagine a world...
Where you can exercise whenever you want and
not have to carb load or worry about hypos.
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Where you can eat what you want, when you want,
without planning.
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Where you can have one needle every 3 days
as opposed to 12 needles.
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Where you can worry less about hypos overnight, and know
that your pump will look after you when you need it most.
Imagine the possibilities with the MiniMed® Veo™ system.
A system designed to give you BETTER CONTROL.
Come and join our world and be part of the possibility...
Believe in better control
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INTRODUCING THE MINIMED® VEO™ SYSTEM
Contents
Introducing the MiniMed® Veo™ System 6
• MiniMed® Veo™ System Overview 8
• Menu & Menu Options 10
• Operation Mode and Key Alarms 12
Infusion Set and Reservoir 14
• MiniMed® Reservoirs and Infusion Sets 16
• Inserting the Infusion Set and Filling the Reservoir 18
• Fill the Infusion Set Tubing 20
• Insertion of the Medtronic Quick-set™ Infusion Set 21
• Insertion of the Medtronic Silhouette™ Infusion Set 23
Basal and Bolus 25
• Setting the Basal Rate 27
• Medtronic Bolus Wizard™ Calculator 29
• Setting the Missed Bolus Reminder 32
• Temporary Basal Rate 34
• Express Bolus 35
Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) 36
• Insertion of Sensor 38
• Starting a Sensor 41
• Key CGM Alarms 42
• Trend Graphs 43
• Alerts and Glucose Limits 45
• Predictive and Rate of Change Alerts 47
• Low Glucose Suspend (LGS) 49
Optional Extras 51
• Bayer Contour® Link Meter 51
• Medtronic CareLink® Therapy Management Software 52
• Personalise Your Pump 53
For further information on a specic topic,
please refer to the highlighted chapters in the
MiniMed® Veo™ User Guide.
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A step-by-step guide to using the Paradigm® Veo™
Your HCPs' Contact Details
Staying in touch with your
Healthcare Professionals (HCPs)
Your Endocrinologist:
Phone number:
Email:
Your Diabetes Educator:
Your Diabetes Centre:
Address:
Phone number:
Email:
Medtronic Diabetes 24-hour Toll Free: 1800 777 808
Please note: In contacting the Diabetes Toll Free, your personal and health information
may be disclosed to an operator located outside Australia.
www.medtronic-diabetes.com.au
www.medtronic-diabetes.co.uk
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INTRODUCING THE MINIMED® VEO™ INSULIN PUMP
Introducing the MiniMed® Veo™
Insulin Pump
The key elements in managing your diabetes with
insulin pump therapy
BATTERY
COMPA RTMENT
RESERVOIR
COMPARTMENT
TRANSFER GUARD
RESERVOIR VOLUME
EXPRESS BOLUS
RESERVOIR
ESCAPE
to prior screen
& SENSOR
BATTERY STATUS
ACT
conrm information
or menu selection
TUBING CONNECTOR INFUSION SETMINILINK™ TRANSMITTER
EASY BOLUS/
SCROLL UP
BACKLIGHT/
SCROLL DOWN
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Refer to Chapter 3 in the MiniMed® Veo™ User Guide
A step-by-step guide to using the Paradigm® Veo™
Getting Started
Thank you for choosing Medtronic Diabetes as a partner in managing your
diabetes. Whether you are just starting pump therapy or upgrading from a
previous model, this step-by-step guide is designed to help you understand
the basic operation of the MiniMed® Veo™ System. It is intended to be
used in conjunction with the guidance of a Healthcare Professional.
Please consult your Healthcare Professional before making any therapy
adjustments. For full product details, please refer to the MiniMed® Veo™
User Guide and Instructions for Use for each system component.
Getting Started
Understanding the basics
For this section, you will need the:
• MiniMed® Veo™ insulin pump
• MiniMed® Veo™ User Guide
www.medtronic-diabetes.co.uk/gettingstarted
The MiniMed® Veo™ insulin pump shown in purple.
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GETTING STARTED
e MiniMed® Veo™ Insulin Pump
A patient-friendly insulin pump
With the MiniMed® Veo™ pump:
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You only need to press a few buttons to make
appropriate selections and adjustments.
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Simple on-screen instructions help with the
infusion set and reservoir changes.
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An easily accessible backlight illuminates the
pump’s screen in the dark.
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Large, clear text makes all on-screen information
easy to read.
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Inserting the infusion set is straightforward and
virtually painless.
In this section, we’ll explain technical terms, give
you practical assistance, and make sure you feel as
comfortable as possible using the MiniMed® Veo™
pump from day one.
* Information contained herein does not replace the
recommendations of your Healthcare Professional
(HCP). Please refer to the User Manual and your
healthcare team for more information. When using an
insulin pump, check your blood glucose a minimum of
4 times per day.
The MiniMed® Veo™ pump
is discrete and can be easily
attached to your waistband.
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Refer to Chapter 3 in the MiniMed® Veo™ User Guide
Breakdown of the Buttons
GETTING STARTED
Getting Started
Simple buttons for
simple use
The buttons on the MiniMed® Veo™
insulin pump are designed to make it
simple and eective to manage your
MiniMed® Veo™ pump.
EXPRESS BOLUS to set a Bolus
RETURN to prior screen
ACT to conrm information or menu selection
SCROLL UP
SCROLL DOWN
NOTE: The MiniMed® Veo™ insulin
pump buttons will be referred to
throughout the brochure using the icons
shown to the right.
ACT
Refer to Chapter 3 in the MiniMed® Veo™ User Guide
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GETTING STARTED
Menus and Menu Options
MAIN MENU
BOLUS
SUSPEND
SENSOR
CAPTURE EVENT
BASAL
RESERVOIR + SET
UTILITIES
Navigation
ACT
Press the
to get to the sub-menus.
Press the
screen to return to the MAIN MENU.
Scroll bar (appears on the right of the
screen when more screen text is available).
Press
screen text.
Press
1. Displays only when the Bolus Wizard™ feature is o.
2. Displays only when the Bolus Wizard™ feature is on.
button from the MAIN MENU
button from a submenu
to scroll down to view additional
to scroll back up.
When using Low Suspend Features,
the Graph Timeout Feature should
not be set to "NONE".
Note: All screens are samples
only. Actual screens depend on
the current active functions. Blue
Arrows (
) indicate submenus.
Bolus MENU
1
Set Bolus
Use Bolus Wizard
Manual Bolus
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2
Set Bolus
Bolus History
Bolus Setup
Bolus Wizard Setup
Edit Settings
Wizard
Carb Units
Carb Ratios
BG Units
Sensitivity
BG Target
Active Ins Time
Review Settings
Max Bolus
Max Bolus Setup
Scroll Step
Scroll Step Setup
Dual/Square Bolus
Off
On
Easy Bolus
Off
On/Set
BG Reminder
Off
On
Missed Bolus Reminder
Off
On/Set
SUSPEND
Press ACT to Stop Pump
3. Displays only when the sensor is communicating with the pump.
4. Displays if Sensor is on.
SENSOR MENU
3
Calibrate
Enter BG
Alert Silence
4
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Hi Alerts
Lo Alerts
Hi and Lo Alerts
All Sensor Alerts
Link to Sensor
4
New Sensor
Reconnect Old Sensor
Find Lost Sensor
Turn O Sensor
Transmtr ID
Edit Settings
Sensor
Glucose Alerts
Glucose Limits
Lo Repeat
Hi Repeat
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Predict Alert
Rate Alerts
Low Suspend
Cal Repeat
Cal Reminder
Auto Calibrate
BG Units
Transmtr ID
Weak Signal
Graph Timeout
Sensor Demo
Calibration Hist
Sensor Alert History
Review Settings
Turn O Sensor
5. Displays if Glucose Alerts feature is on.
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4
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CAPTURE EVENT
Enter BG
Insulin marker
Meal marker
Exercise marker
Other
Getting Started
History
BG Units
Carb Units
Basal MENU
Set/Edit Temp Basal
Set Duration
Cancel Temp Basal
Select Patterns
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Basal Review
Basal Setup
Set/Edit Basal
Set Basal Rate 1
Max Basal Rate
Patterns
Off
On
Temp Basal Type
Insulin Rate
Percent of Basal
RESERVOIR + SET
Reservoir Setup
Fill Tubing
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Fill Cannula
History
Getting Started
Status Screens
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UTILITIES MENU
Lock Keypad
Alarm
Alarm History
Alert Type
Auto-Off
Low Resv Warning
Insulin Units
Time
Daily Totals
Daily Average
Calculate AUC
History
Time/Date
12 Hour Setup
24 Hour Setup
Alarm Clock
Off
On / Set
Device Options
PC Connect
Meters
Remotes
Other Devices
Block
Off
On
Selftest
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User Settings
Save Settings
Restore Settings11
Clear Settings
History
Capture Option
Off
On
Language
Press the button to go to the PUMP
AND SENSOR STATUS screens.
PUMP STATUS SCREEN
STATUS U100
Last Alarm:
24APR 11:30 LoBat
Active ins: 1.050U
Last Bolus N 3.800U
9:07 24 MAR
Basal 1: 0.15U/H
Reservoir Started:
23APR, 12:44
Units left: 144.0U
Time left: > 24 hours
BG Reminder in 2:04h
Meter: On
Battery: Normal
Auto O - 12HR
Fri 25 APR 2008
S/N# 123456
Paradigm 554
VER X.XX X.X
SENSOR STATUS SCREEN
SENSOR STATUS
Next Cal: 08:30
Sensor Age: 2d 3h
Sensor Isig: 25.97
Transmtr Batt: Good
Transmtr Ver: 1.1
Transmtr ID: 2111111
Pump S\N#: 123456
6. Displays if Capture Option is turned on in Utilities Menu.
7. Displays only after setting Temp Basal.
8. Displays only when the Patterns feature is on.
9. Displays only after a rewind.
10. Displays only when you hold
11. Displays only after the patient settings have been saved.
and press
ACT
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GETTING STARTED
Operational Modes
The 3 Operational
Modes
Press
so you can review the reason for
the empty circle.
to view the status screen
Normal Mode
The pump operates normally.
Special Mode
Indicates special circumstances:
low battery, low reservoir, temporary
basal, etc.
Attention Mode
Administration of insulin is s†opped.
ACT
to view alarm type to take
Press
action.
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Refer to Chapters 10 and 13 in the MiniMed® Veo™ User Guide
Key Alarms
Getting Started
THE SCREEN INDICATES THE
REASON FOR THE ALARM
ACT
and
Press
to clear the alarm.
Empty Reservoir
CHANGE THE RESERVOIR immediately.
Weak Battery
REPLACE THE AAA BATTERY immediately.
No Delivery
BLOCKAGE DETECTED: insulin delivery
stopped. Check blood glucose and
ketone levels.
Failed Batt Test
CHECK SETTINGS
BATTERY VOLTAGE INADEQUATE
Install a new battery.
Bolus Stopped
CHECK Bolus HISTORY
Reprogram Bolus with the amount of
insulin not delivered.
Suspend
ACT
Press
to stop pump.
Suspend stops all insulin delivery,
including the current Basal, any Bolus
or Fill Cannula deliveries that are in
progress.
Refer to Chapters 10 and 13 in the MiniMed® Veo™ User Guide
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Infusion Set and Reservoir
GETTING CONNECTED
A Unique Connection
Medtronic has developed a range of infusion sets and
reservoirs designed for your MiniMed® Veo™ insulin
pump. They have one key element in common:
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The MiniMed® patented connector –
A unique interface between your MiniMed®
infusion set and reservoir. The patented and
leak-proof connector builds on our experience
of traditional Luer lock systems, with additional
benets for you.
Note: Successful pumping relies on proper infusion
set management. Changing your infusion set every
2 to 3 days may help ensure the eectiveness of your
therapy.
Use it right and use it in good health.
Change your infusion set every 2 to 3 days.
click! - Two parts, one interface, a secure t.
INFUSION SET
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RESERVOIRMINIMED® SILHOUETTE™
TUBING
CONNECTOR
Refer to Chapter 5 in the MiniMed® Veo™ User Guide
MINIMED® QUICKSET™
INFUSION SET
TRANSFER GUARD
Getting Connected
Infusion Set & Reservoir
Understanding Infusion Set
and Reservoir
For this section, you will need:
•
Reservoir
•
Infusion Set
•
Serter (optional)
•
Insulin
•
MiniMed® Veo™ insulin pump
The MiniMed® Veo™ insulin pump shown in pink.
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GETTING CONNECTED
Medtronic MiniMed® Reservoirs
Simplicity and Security
TRANSFER GUARD SNAPS ONTO INSULIN VIAL
OR PEN CARTRIDGE for secure and stable reservoir
lling.
NEEDLE INCORPORATED INTO TRANSFER GUARD
to help prevent injury.
PREASSEMBLED AND READY TO USE for fast,
ecient reservoir lling.
SILICONE MEMBRANE seals the reservoir when the
Transfer Guard is removed to help prevent leakage.
ROUNDED SHAPE helps eliminate air bubbles to
promote consistent insulin delivery.
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ERGONOMIC DESIGN makes it easy to grab the
connector for secure handling.
VENTS are built into the connector, so they are
replaced every time you change your infusion set.
CONNECTER FITS SECURELY on both the reservoir
and the MiniMed® Veo™ pump, providing a leakproof connection - click!
AIRTIGHT SEAL for reliable insulin delivery when
connected to reservoir.
Refer to Chapter 5 in the MiniMed® Veo™ User Guide
GETTING CONNECTED
Medtronic MiniMed® Infusion Sets
Choice and Flexibility
MiniMed® Quick-set™
infusion set
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Soft cannula set
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90 degree insertion angle
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MiniMed® Quick-serter™ insertion device
for consistent insertion depth
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At-site tubing disconnection
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Cannula length: 6 or 9mm
MiniMed® Silhouette™
infusion set
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Soft cannula set
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20-45 degrees variable insertion angle
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MiniMed® Sil-serterTM insertion device for
controlled insertion depth
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At-site tubing disconnection
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Cannula lengths: 13 or 17mm
MiniMed® Sure-T®
infusion set
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Steel needle set
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90 degree insertion angle
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Tubing disconnection 10 cm from
infusion site
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Additional adhesive for increased security
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Cannula lengths: 6, 8 or 10mm
Is the Quick-set™ right
for you?
Due to its versatile design and
straight 90 degree insertion
angle, you may like the
Quick-set if you are of average to
heavier build.
Infusion Set & Reservoir
Is the Silhouette™ set
right for you?
Due to its low prole and
adjustable insertion depths, the
Silhouette set is a good choice
for babies, during pregnancy
or if you are an active lean adult
or child.
Is the Sure-T® set right
for you?
Due to its very thin, steel needle
and dual adhesives, the Sure-T®
set is ideal for children of normal
to heavier build. This set may also
appeal to you if you are pregnant,
simply prefer the steel needle set
or are allergic to Teon® cannulas.
MiniMed® Mio®
infusion set
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All-in-one infusion set and insertion device
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90 degree angle
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Soft cannula
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At-site tubing disconnection
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Rigid box can be carried and stored
anywhere
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Cannula lengths: 6 or 9 mm
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Available in three colours: blue, pink
and clear
Refer to Chapter 5 in the MiniMed® Veo™ User Guide
Is the Mio® set right
for you?
Due to its 90 degree angle and
soft cannula, this set is suitable
for both children and adults of
average to heavier build.
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