It was reported via phone call that the customer passed away in hospital on (b)(6) 2020.
The customer was hospitalized on (b)(6) 2019 due to kidney failure.
The cause of death was kidney failure.
The caller stated that the customer had kidney issue that may have led to the customer's passing.
The customer¿s blood glucose was unknown mg/dl at the time of death.
The customer was not wearing the insulin pump at the time of death.
The insulin pump had been disconnected on december 28, 2019.
The caller was returned the insulin pump for analysis.
Frn-mmt-332a , unomed inf set.
The case is reported only for the f.
A results.
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(b)(4).
S/w 4.
10c.
Retainer ring = clear.
Date of customer passing: (b)(6) 2020.
The insulin pump had minor scratched display window, scratched case, pillowing keypad overlay and cracked retainer.
The test p-cap and reservoir does lock in place in the reservoir compartment.
History download was successful using thus and carelink upload was successful.
The pump passed the functional test, including the self test, sleep current measurement, active current measurement, rewind test, prime/seating test, basic occlusion test, occlusion test, force sensor test, displacement test and the dat test at 0.
0871 inches.
The insulin pump did not have a battery installed when received.
Please see below for the date range listed in the formatted history file.
The formatted history file lists data from (b)(6) 2019 to (b)(6) 2019.
The pump passed the functional testing.
A complete analysis and testing of the insulin pump showed that it was functioning properly and passed all functional testing.
After testing it was concluded that the device operated within specifications.
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