The document provides a 3-step guide for interpreting iPro2 Professional CGM reports:
1. Overlay glucose data by meal to examine overnight, pre-prandial, and post-prandial periods.
2. Closely examine the 3 critical periods to identify causes of hypoglycemia or hyperglycemia.
3. Use daily summaries and patient logs to help identify relationships between behaviors, medications, and glucose levels.
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Quick Guide to Interpret iProTM2 CGM Reports
1. 1-2-3
Quick 3 Step Guide
to interpret iPro™2 Professional CGM Report
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Indications for Insulin Pump Therapy
Ü Elevated A1C
Ü High insulin requirements
Ü Glycemic fluctuations
Ü Fear of Hypoglycemia
Ü Dawn phenomenon
Ü Complications associated
Ü Insulin resistance or glucose
toxicity
Ü Weight concerns
Ü Gestational or pregnancy
with diabetes
Ü Missed injections
Ü Desire for improved lifestyle
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Simple 2 Start.
Easy 2 Evaluate.
2. OVERNIGHT
Hypoglycemia
Simple 2 Start.
Easy 2 Evaluate.
1
3 Simple Reports
Supported by Patient Log Sheet
Note:
OVERNIGHT
Hyperglycemia
This Guide is intended to provide healthcare professionals a simple 3 Step
Methodology to interpret iPro™2 professional continuous glucose monitoring (CGM)
reports.
1
You may use the information in the report to adjust therapies and/or suggest lifestyle
changes for your patients. It is recommended that you make only one or two
adjustments for your patient at a time to better understand the effect of each change
on his/her glucose control.
PRE-PRANDIAL
Hypoglycemia
Note: The graphs shown in this guide are recreated artwork to illustrate glucose patterns. They are not produced by the
actual software.
2
3 Simple Steps
Overlay by Meal
Close Examination
of 3 Critical Periods
Quick Review of
Glucose Excursions
or Trends
Daily Summary
Meal (food/drink)
Medication
Dosage
Activity
Duration
Time
BG
Meal (food/drink)
Medication
Dosage
Activity
Duration
Time
BG
Meal (food/drink)
Medication
Dosage
Activity
Duration
Date:
Date:
Evaluate Post-Prandial – (2 to 3 hours after meals)
Patient Log Sheet
Support Report
Interpretation with
Critical Patient Information
3
BG
Date:
Time
POST-PRANDIAL
Hyperglycemia
Evaluate Pre-Prandial – (before meals)
3
Help Identify
Cause and Effect
POST-PRANDIAL
Hypoglycemia
2
Evaluate Overnight – (12 am to 6 am)
PRE-PRANDIAL
Hyperglycemia
Daily Overlay
3. Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Ÿ Basal rate or long acting basal
400
insulin may be too high
300
Ÿ Prior evening exercise or
200
physical activity
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100
Target
Range
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70
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40
0
11:00p
12:00a
1:00a
2:00a
3:00a
4:00a
5:00a
1
Average
6:00a
Ÿ Prior evening alcohol use
Ÿ Decrease basal rate on insulin
Ÿ Decrease dose of oral
medication or insulin which
may affect nocturnal glucose
Ÿ Decrease basal rate with use
of temp basal feature on
insulin pump at night
Ÿ Educate patient on effects of
exercise on glucose
Ÿ Educate patient on effects of
alcohol use on glucose
Rebound Hyperglycemia
Ÿ Dose of oral medication may
be too high
Night Time Sensor Data (mg/dL)
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Average
Ÿ Decrease dose of oral
medication which may affect
nocturnal glucose
400
Ÿ Basal rate or long acting basal
300
insulin may be too high
200
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0
12:00a
1:00a
2:00a
3:00a
Ÿ Fasting
Ÿ Decrease basal rate on insulin
pump at night or basal insulin
dose
Ÿ Decrease basal rate on insulin
pump at night or basal insulin
dose during periods of fasting
40
11:00p
Target
Range
4:00a
5:00a
6:00a
1
pump at night or basal insulin
dose
2
Tue
medication which may affect
nocturnal glucose
2
Night Time Sensor Data (mg/dL)
Ÿ Decrease dose of oral
3
be too high
3
Ÿ Dose of oral medication may
OVERNIGHT
Hyperglycemia
Nocturnal Hypoglycemia
Considerations
PRE-PRANDIAL
Hypoglycemia
Potential Causes
PRE-PRANDIAL
Hyperglycemia
Use “Overlay By Meal” [Night Time Sensor Data]
POST-PRANDIAL
Hypoglycemia
(12 am – 6 am)
Mon
OVERNIGHT
Hypoglycemia
Simple 2 Start.
Easy 2 Evaluate.
POST-PRANDIAL
Hyperglycemia
Overnight Period - Hypoglycemia
4. Overnight Period - Hyperglycemia
Simple 2 Start.
Easy 2 Evaluate.
Ÿ
Increase dose of oral
medication which would
affect fasting glucose
Ÿ
Inadequate basal rate or long
acting basal insulin
Ÿ
Increase basal rate on insulin
pump at night or basal insulin
dose
Ÿ Variable exercise pattern
Ÿ Use standardized exercise
time / intensity to test
glycemic response
Ÿ Variable sleep pattern
Ÿ Improve regularity of sleep
time
Ÿ Review excursions for specific
days to better understand the
relationship between activity
and glucose control (Use
“Daily Summary” and “Patient
Log Sheet”)
1
2
Inadequate dose of oral
medication
2
Ÿ
3
If on insulin pump, consider
dual wave bolus
3
Evaluate previous evening
meal (i.e. fat and quantity)
and dinner insulin bolus
PRE-PRANDIAL
Hypoglycemia
Late evening snack/dinner or
larger dinner with high fat
content
Ÿ
Ÿ
Ÿ
OVERNIGHT
Hyperglycemia
Considerations
PRE-PRANDIAL
Hyperglycemia
Potential Causes
POST-PRANDIAL
Hypoglycemia
Use “Overlay By Meal” [Night Time Sensor Data]
POST-PRANDIAL
Hyperglycemia
(12 am – 6 am)
5. Pre-Prandial Periods - Hypoglycemia
Simple 2 Start.
Easy 2 Evaluate.
Potential Causes
Ÿ Decrease basal rate on insulin
Insulin bolus with last meal
may be too high
Ÿ Decrease insulin bolus with
Exercise or physical activity
Ÿ Decrease dose of oral
prior meal
medication or insulin
Ÿ Decrease basal rate with use
of temp basal feature on
insulin pump
Ÿ Educate patient on effects of
2
2
pump prior to meal or basal
insulin dose
exercise on glucose
Ÿ Review previous meal (Use
“Daily Summary” and “Patient
Log Sheet”)
3
Ÿ
Basal rate or long acting basal
insulin may be too high
medication which would
affect pre-meal glucose
3
Ÿ
Ÿ Decrease dose of oral
PRE-PRANDIAL
Hypoglycemia
Ÿ
Dose of oral medication may
be too high
PRE-PRANDIAL
Hyperglycemia
Ÿ
Considerations
POST-PRANDIAL
Hypoglycemia
Use “Overlay By Meal”
POST-PRANDIAL
Hyperglycemia
(Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner)
6. Pre-Prandial Periods - Hyperglycemia
Simple 2 Start.
Easy 2 Evaluate.
(Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner)
Potential Causes
Ÿ Inadequate basal rate or long
Considerations
Increase insulin bolus with
prior meal
Increase dose of oral
medication which would
affect pre-meal glucose
Connect behavior and
medication with excursion
(Use “Daily Summary”and
“Patient Log sheet”)
Ÿ Variable exercise pattern
Ÿ
Use standardized exercise
time/intensity prior to meal to
test glycemic response
Ÿ Non compliant to oral or
Ÿ
Educate patient on
compliance
Ÿ
Review excursions for specific
days to better understand the
relationship between activity
and glucose control (Use
“Daily Summary” and “Patient
Log Sheet”)
Ÿ Inadequate dose of oral
medication
insulin regimen
2
Ÿ
last meal
3
Ÿ
Ÿ Inadequate insulin bolus from
3
Ÿ
acting basal insulin
PRE-PRANDIAL
Hyperglycemia
Increase basal rate prior to
observed hyperglycemia
period or basal insulin dose
POST-PRANDIAL
Hypoglycemia
Ÿ
POST-PRANDIAL
Hyperglycemia
Use “Overlay By Meal”
7. Post-Prandial Periods - Hypoglycemia
Simple 2 Start.
Easy 2 Evaluate.
(Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner)
Use “Overlay By Meal”
Potential Causes
Considerations
Decrease dose of oral
medication which would
affect post-prandial glucose
Pre-meal bolus may be too
high
Ÿ
Decrease pre-meal insulin
bolus which would affect
post-prandial glucose
Ÿ
Prior exercise or physical
activity
Ÿ
Decrease dose of oral
medication or insulin
Ÿ
Decrease basal rate with use
of temp basal feature on
insulin pump
Ÿ
Educate patient on effects of
exercise on glucose
Ÿ
Review previous meal (Use
“Daily Summary” and “Patient
Log Sheet”)
Ÿ
Delayed food absorption
3
Ÿ
3
Ÿ
POST-PRANDIAL
Hypoglycemia
Dose of oral medication may
be too high
POST-PRANDIAL
Hyperglycemia
Ÿ
8. Post-Prandial Periods - Hyperglycemia
Simple 2 Start.
Easy 2 Evaluate.
(Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner)
Potential Causes
Ÿ Inadequate dose of oral
medication
Ÿ Inadequate pre-meal bolus
(this could include an
inadequate dose of correction
insulin)
Ÿ Variable meal composition
and quantity
Considerations
Ÿ
Increase dose of oral
medication which would
affect post-prandial glucose
Ÿ Increase pre-meal insulin
bolus
Ÿ Use standardized known carb,
low fat meal to test glycemic
response
Ÿ Count carbohydrates , if on
insulin with meals
Ÿ Variable exercise pattern
Ÿ Use standardized exercise
time/intensity to test
glycemic response
insulin regimen
Ÿ Educate patient on
compliance
Ÿ Review excursions for specific
days to better understand the
relationship between activity
and glucose control (Use
“Daily Summary” and “Patient
Log Sheet”)
3
Ÿ Non compliant to oral or
POST-PRANDIAL
Hyperglycemia
Use “Overlay By Meal”