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alerts but may cause more false alerts. It is important you discuss
your alert settings with your healthcare professional.
9.1.2.1 HIGH GLUCOSE ALERT
When your sensor glucose readings are at or
above your high alert level, this screen shows
your high glucose alert level. Your receiver
vibrates and/or beeps depending on your
prolesetting(seeChapter9,Section9.3,Alert
Proles).Thislevelshowsasayellowlineon
the trend graph.
The receiver continues to alert until you press
the SELECT button to clear the alert or until
your sensor glucose readings drop below
your high glucose alert level. You can have
the receiver re-alert after clearing the alert (to
change your snooze settings see Chapter 9,
Section 9.2, Advanced Alerts).
9.1.2.2 LOW GLUCOSE ALERT
When your sensor glucose readings are at or below your low alert level,
this screen shows your low glucose alert level. Your receiver vibrates
and/orbeepsdependingonyourprolesetting.Thislevelshowsasa
red line on the trend graph.
High glucose alert
set at 200 mg/dL
High glucose alert setting
WARNING
Inapediatricclinicalstudy,asignicantnumberoflow
glucose events were not detected by CGM. Do not rely
solely on CGM alerts to detect low glucose.