Customer reported via phone call of experiencing high blood glucose of 592 mg/dl and was lowered to 338 after treating with manual injection.Customer's high blood glucose event began on (b)(6) 2017.Troubleshooting was performed and insulin pump passed the high pressure test.Customer was advised to follow-up with healthcare professional and that infusion set would be replaced due to early removal for testing.Customer also reported a past hospitalization event with a different insulin pump.Customer was hospitalized due to high blood glucose.Customer does not remember date of hospitalization.Customer's blood glucose reading at the time of hospitalization was 750 mg/dl.Prior to hospitalization, customer reported of not feeling well and was feeling nauseous.Customer's blood glucose was 592 mg/dl the customer was treated with manual injection.The customer was wearing the insulin pump during the hospitalization.The insulin pump was already returned as incident occurred a few years prior.
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