It was reported that the customer passed away in hospital.The customer was hospitalized on (b)(6) 2017 due to low blood glucose.The cause of death was natural causes.The caller stated that the customer had no illnesses that may have led to the customer's passing.The customer¿s blood glucose was 20 mg/dl at the time of admission.The customer was wearing the insulin pump at the time of death.One week prior to admission, the customer was at 20 mg/dl that led to a hypoglycemic type coma and seizures.At the hospital, the customer was given glucose and went up to 300 mg/dl.Usually the customer took of their pump when they went to bed, but on that day they did not.The caller declined to provide further details or contact.The customer was not using sensors.The caller agreed to return the insulin pump for analysis.
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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.Insulin pump passed all functional tests, including the idle current measurement test, run current measurement test, self-test, off no power test, unexpected restart error test, displacement test, basic occlusion test, occlusion test, prime/compromised force sensor system test, rewind test, excessive no delivery test and dat at 0.08750 inches.Insulin pump was received with alkaline battery.Insulin pump was received with cracked reservoir tube lip, cracked belt clip slot, scratched case and minor scratched lcd window.
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