Glucometer quality control log template 2025

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the glucometer quality control log template in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the Kit Lot # and Expiration Date at the top of the form. This information is crucial for tracking the validity of your testing materials.
  3. Fill in the QC Lot # and QC Expiration Date, ensuring that you are using controls that are within their expiration period.
  4. For each testing session, record the Date, QC Level, Result, Target Range, Control in Range, Corrective Actions, and Initials. Make sure to run two levels of controls as specified.
  5. In the Patient section, input Patient Name, Patient ID, Physician details, Result (in ug/dl), and any Notes/Comments relevant to the test.

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Recommendations from the American Diabetes Association Consensus Conference in 1986 specify a 15% maximum performance error. These recommendations are standards currently accepted for evaluations of blood glucose meters.
In total, 95% of all results must fall within these criteria. However, in the FDA guidelines, 95% of all BG results must be within 15%, and 99% within 20%, of the reference comparator regardless of where in the glucose range the results fall.
What is the ISO 15197 standard? The ISO 15197 standard is an international performance standard for blood glucose monitoring (bGM) systems for self-testing in managing diabetes mellitus. This standard: Defines requirements that result in acceptable product performance for blood glucose monitoring systems.
1:13 3:27 Top do not perform your QC test directly from the solution vial. Hold the meter and move your testMoreTop do not perform your QC test directly from the solution vial. Hold the meter and move your test strip to touch the solution droplet the meter will automatically begin to countdown from 6 to zero.
Accuracy and Use of Blood Glucose Meters BGMs provide accurate blood glucose (blood sugar) readings. In fact, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) requires all BGMs to be accurate within about 1520% above or below the actual reading. BGMs are small portable devices with a screen and display your results in seconds.
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To be accurate, your meter readings should be less than 15% different from the lab. If your meter number is larger than the lab number, youll have a negative (-) number on the top line of your formula. If this happens take away the negative sign and continue with your calculation.

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