It was reported that a patient was hospitalized while using a cleo 90 infusion set.The patient placed his pump in a cooler after receiving temperature alarms, but was unaware of the occlusion alarms and meaning of the occlusion alarm.The patient was taken to the hospital after showing signs of diabetic ketoacidosis (dka), high blood glucose, and vomiting.He was hospitalized for dka.Blood glucose was reported at 428mg/dl.A system check for occlusion was conducted on (b)(6) 2016 and blockage was observed at the site.The patient was removed from the pump and given manual injections of insulin therapy to resolve the blood glucose issue.A review of the pump history showed temperature alarms and occlusion alarms.The patient reported the bolus settings, temperature rate, and basal settings were unchanged.Blood glucose levels decreased from time of hospital admission.No permanent injury was reported.
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