Pt with type 2 diabetes reported high bg values while wearing v-go insulin delivery device to valeritas call center.Pt reports that while on v-go 40 he was hospitalized on (b)(6) 2014 with dka.As noted by pt's fiancee, on the afternoon of (b)(6) 2014 pt was acting "delirious, confused, falling into things".She then measured his bg at "hi".The fiancee contacted his hcp who recommended 6 clicks (12u) bolus.When bg did not decrease hsp recommended that pt be taken to emergency department (ed).Pt reports the following treatment during hospitalization: at ed, pt bg measured 529 mg/dl; pt was admitted overnight and bg was managed via insulin injection; per patient he was released the next day with bg of approximately 400mg/dl.Pt and fiancee are confident that they applied and used the b-go correctly.Pt confirms that "insulin was going in".Pt denies any current or recent illness, infection, change in diet or exercise or other factors which could cause or contribute to hyperglycemia.Pt confirms that he did deliver his bolus dose of 6 clicks per meal.There is no suggestion of device malfunction.
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Block b3- date corrected.Block b4-date corrected.Block e1- initial reporter corrected.Block e2- health professional - no checked.Block e3- non healthcare professional.Block g4- date provided.Block g7- follow up #1.Block h1- serious injury.Block h2- correction checked.Block h6 - patient, device, method, results and conclusion codes corrected.
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