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Continuous Glucose Monitor (CGM) Glossary

Trying to learn about continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) but starting from scratch? Learning some of the key terms used by healthcare professionals to describe and educate on CGMs will help.

Calibration

Jul 27, 2022, 16:29
Some CGM systems require fingerstick blood glucose (BG) meter readings in order to generate accurate sensor interstitial glucose readings. The BG meter reading is entered into the device and used for scheduled calibrations or as needed. Calibrations with blood glucose readings are used to ensure that the glucose sensor maintains its accuracy over time. When systems are factory calibrated, fingerstick calibration is not recommended.
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Calibration

Jul 27, 2022, 16:29
Some CGM systems require fingerstick blood glucose (BG) meter readings in order to generate accurate sensor interstitial glucose readings. The BG meter reading is entered into the device and used for scheduled calibrations or as needed. Calibrations with blood glucose readings are used to ensure that the glucose sensor maintains its accuracy over time. When systems are factory calibrated, fingerstick calibration is not recommended.
Term : Calibration
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Calibration

Jul 27, 2022, 16:29
Some CGM systems require fingerstick blood glucose (BG) meter readings in order to generate accurate sensor interstitial glucose readings. The BG meter reading is entered into the device and used for scheduled calibrations or as needed. Calibrations with blood glucose readings are used to ensure that the glucose sensor maintains its accuracy over time. When systems are factory calibrated, fingerstick calibration is not recommended.
Term : Calibration
Categories :
  • C

Calibration

Jul 27, 2022, 16:29
Some CGM systems require fingerstick blood glucose (BG) meter readings in order to generate accurate sensor interstitial glucose readings. The BG meter reading is entered into the device and used for scheduled calibrations or as needed. Calibrations with blood glucose readings are used to ensure that the glucose sensor maintains its accuracy over time. When systems are factory calibrated, fingerstick calibration is not recommended.
Term : Calibration
Categories :
  • C

Calibration

Jul 27, 2022, 16:29
Some CGM systems require fingerstick blood glucose (BG) meter readings in order to generate accurate sensor interstitial glucose readings. The BG meter reading is entered into the device and used for scheduled calibrations or as needed. Calibrations with blood glucose readings are used to ensure that the glucose sensor maintains its accuracy over time. When systems are factory calibrated, fingerstick calibration is not recommended.
Term : Calibration
Categories :
  • C

Calibration

Jul 27, 2022, 16:29
Some CGM systems require fingerstick blood glucose (BG) meter readings in order to generate accurate sensor interstitial glucose readings. The BG meter reading is entered into the device and used for scheduled calibrations or as needed. Calibrations with blood glucose readings are used to ensure that the glucose sensor maintains its accuracy over time. When systems are factory calibrated, fingerstick calibration is not recommended.
Term : Calibration
Categories :
  • C

Calibration

Jul 27, 2022, 16:29
Some CGM systems require fingerstick blood glucose (BG) meter readings in order to generate accurate sensor interstitial glucose readings. The BG meter reading is entered into the device and used for scheduled calibrations or as needed. Calibrations with blood glucose readings are used to ensure that the glucose sensor maintains its accuracy over time. When systems are factory calibrated, fingerstick calibration is not recommended.
Term : Calibration
Categories :
  • C

Calibration

Jul 27, 2022, 16:29
Some CGM systems require fingerstick blood glucose (BG) meter readings in order to generate accurate sensor interstitial glucose readings. The BG meter reading is entered into the device and used for scheduled calibrations or as needed. Calibrations with blood glucose readings are used to ensure that the glucose sensor maintains its accuracy over time. When systems are factory calibrated, fingerstick calibration is not recommended.
Term : Calibration
Categories :
  • C

Calibration

Jul 27, 2022, 16:29
Some CGM systems require fingerstick blood glucose (BG) meter readings in order to generate accurate sensor interstitial glucose readings. The BG meter reading is entered into the device and used for scheduled calibrations or as needed. Calibrations with blood glucose readings are used to ensure that the glucose sensor maintains its accuracy over time. When systems are factory calibrated, fingerstick calibration is not recommended.
Term : Calibration
Categories :
  • C

Calibration

Jul 27, 2022, 16:29
Some CGM systems require fingerstick blood glucose (BG) meter readings in order to generate accurate sensor interstitial glucose readings. The BG meter reading is entered into the device and used for scheduled calibrations or as needed. Calibrations with blood glucose readings are used to ensure that the glucose sensor maintains its accuracy over time. When systems are factory calibrated, fingerstick calibration is not recommended.
Term : Calibration
Categories :
  • C

Calibration

Jul 27, 2022, 16:29
Some CGM systems require fingerstick blood glucose (BG) meter readings in order to generate accurate sensor interstitial glucose readings. The BG meter reading is entered into the device and used for scheduled calibrations or as needed. Calibrations with blood glucose readings are used to ensure that the glucose sensor maintains its accuracy over time. When systems are factory calibrated, fingerstick calibration is not recommended.
Term : Calibration
Categories :
  • C

Calibration

Jul 27, 2022, 16:29
Some CGM systems require fingerstick blood glucose (BG) meter readings in order to generate accurate sensor interstitial glucose readings. The BG meter reading is entered into the device and used for scheduled calibrations or as needed. Calibrations with blood glucose readings are used to ensure that the glucose sensor maintains its accuracy over time. When systems are factory calibrated, fingerstick calibration is not recommended.
Term : Calibration
Categories :
  • C

Calibration

Jul 27, 2022, 16:29
Some CGM systems require fingerstick blood glucose (BG) meter readings in order to generate accurate sensor interstitial glucose readings. The BG meter reading is entered into the device and used for scheduled calibrations or as needed. Calibrations with blood glucose readings are used to ensure that the glucose sensor maintains its accuracy over time. When systems are factory calibrated, fingerstick calibration is not recommended.
Term : Calibration
Categories :
  • C

Calibration

Jul 27, 2022, 16:29
Some CGM systems require fingerstick blood glucose (BG) meter readings in order to generate accurate sensor interstitial glucose readings. The BG meter reading is entered into the device and used for scheduled calibrations or as needed. Calibrations with blood glucose readings are used to ensure that the glucose sensor maintains its accuracy over time. When systems are factory calibrated, fingerstick calibration is not recommended.
Term : Calibration
Categories :
  • C

Calibration

Jul 27, 2022, 16:29
Some CGM systems require fingerstick blood glucose (BG) meter readings in order to generate accurate sensor interstitial glucose readings. The BG meter reading is entered into the device and used for scheduled calibrations or as needed. Calibrations with blood glucose readings are used to ensure that the glucose sensor maintains its accuracy over time. When systems are factory calibrated, fingerstick calibration is not recommended.
Term : Calibration
Categories :
  • C

Calibration

Jul 27, 2022, 16:29
Some CGM systems require fingerstick blood glucose (BG) meter readings in order to generate accurate sensor interstitial glucose readings. The BG meter reading is entered into the device and used for scheduled calibrations or as needed. Calibrations with blood glucose readings are used to ensure that the glucose sensor maintains its accuracy over time. When systems are factory calibrated, fingerstick calibration is not recommended.
Term : Calibration
Categories :
  • C

Calibration

Jul 27, 2022, 16:29
Some CGM systems require fingerstick blood glucose (BG) meter readings in order to generate accurate sensor interstitial glucose readings. The BG meter reading is entered into the device and used for scheduled calibrations or as needed. Calibrations with blood glucose readings are used to ensure that the glucose sensor maintains its accuracy over time. When systems are factory calibrated, fingerstick calibration is not recommended.
Term : Calibration
Categories :
  • C

Calibration

Jul 27, 2022, 16:29
Some CGM systems require fingerstick blood glucose (BG) meter readings in order to generate accurate sensor interstitial glucose readings. The BG meter reading is entered into the device and used for scheduled calibrations or as needed. Calibrations with blood glucose readings are used to ensure that the glucose sensor maintains its accuracy over time. When systems are factory calibrated, fingerstick calibration is not recommended.
Term : Calibration
Categories :
  • C

Calibration

Jul 27, 2022, 16:29
Some CGM systems require fingerstick blood glucose (BG) meter readings in order to generate accurate sensor interstitial glucose readings. The BG meter reading is entered into the device and used for scheduled calibrations or as needed. Calibrations with blood glucose readings are used to ensure that the glucose sensor maintains its accuracy over time. When systems are factory calibrated, fingerstick calibration is not recommended.
Term : Calibration
Categories :
  • C

Calibration

Jul 27, 2022, 16:29
Some CGM systems require fingerstick blood glucose (BG) meter readings in order to generate accurate sensor interstitial glucose readings. The BG meter reading is entered into the device and used for scheduled calibrations or as needed. Calibrations with blood glucose readings are used to ensure that the glucose sensor maintains its accuracy over time. When systems are factory calibrated, fingerstick calibration is not recommended.
Term : Calibration
Categories :
  • C

Calibration

Jul 27, 2022, 16:29
Some CGM systems require fingerstick blood glucose (BG) meter readings in order to generate accurate sensor interstitial glucose readings. The BG meter reading is entered into the device and used for scheduled calibrations or as needed. Calibrations with blood glucose readings are used to ensure that the glucose sensor maintains its accuracy over time. When systems are factory calibrated, fingerstick calibration is not recommended.
Term : Calibration
Categories :
  • C

Calibration

Jul 27, 2022, 16:29
Some CGM systems require fingerstick blood glucose (BG) meter readings in order to generate accurate sensor interstitial glucose readings. The BG meter reading is entered into the device and used for scheduled calibrations or as needed. Calibrations with blood glucose readings are used to ensure that the glucose sensor maintains its accuracy over time. When systems are factory calibrated, fingerstick calibration is not recommended.
Term : Calibration
Categories :
  • C

Calibration

Jul 27, 2022, 16:29
Some CGM systems require fingerstick blood glucose (BG) meter readings in order to generate accurate sensor interstitial glucose readings. The BG meter reading is entered into the device and used for scheduled calibrations or as needed. Calibrations with blood glucose readings are used to ensure that the glucose sensor maintains its accuracy over time. When systems are factory calibrated, fingerstick calibration is not recommended.
Term : Calibration
Categories :
  • C

Calibration

Jul 27, 2022, 16:29
Some CGM systems require fingerstick blood glucose (BG) meter readings in order to generate accurate sensor interstitial glucose readings. The BG meter reading is entered into the device and used for scheduled calibrations or as needed. Calibrations with blood glucose readings are used to ensure that the glucose sensor maintains its accuracy over time. When systems are factory calibrated, fingerstick calibration is not recommended.
Term : Calibration
Categories :
  • C

Calibration

Jul 27, 2022, 16:29
Some CGM systems require fingerstick blood glucose (BG) meter readings in order to generate accurate sensor interstitial glucose readings. The BG meter reading is entered into the device and used for scheduled calibrations or as needed. Calibrations with blood glucose readings are used to ensure that the glucose sensor maintains its accuracy over time. When systems are factory calibrated, fingerstick calibration is not recommended.
Term : Calibration
Categories :
  • C

Calibration

Jul 27, 2022, 16:29
Some CGM systems require fingerstick blood glucose (BG) meter readings in order to generate accurate sensor interstitial glucose readings. The BG meter reading is entered into the device and used for scheduled calibrations or as needed. Calibrations with blood glucose readings are used to ensure that the glucose sensor maintains its accuracy over time. When systems are factory calibrated, fingerstick calibration is not recommended.
Term : Calibration
Categories :
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