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Customer took a reading yesterday evening around 6 pm and received lo, then four minutes later he took another test and received 474.He didn't trust the reading, so he called the ambulance.The ambulance arrived and took his blood sugar and they received 344.While he was inside the ambulance, they attempted to administrate an iv but was unsuccessful.After he arrived at the hospital they were able to connect him to an iv.The iv wasn't bringing his glucose down fast enough so they treated him with five units of fast acting insulin.They checked his blood sugar again and noticed it wasn't decreasing and treated him with a second round of five units of fast acting insulin.The last treatment brought his reading down to about 274mg.Then they were able to discharge him.Verified the customer has had the meter for one year.Customer opened test strips about four days ago.He is not receiving any oxygen therapy.Caller doesn't have trouble getting a sample of blood.Stores both his meter and test strips in the living room.Verified he seals the test strips immediately and tightly after removing a test strip.He washes his hands with soap and water and dries them thoroughly.He uses his fingertip as a testing site and sometimes changes his lancets.He did not perform a control solution test.Customer stated that he can't remember if he had symptoms.Customer has type 2 diabetes.He takes lantus, apidra, metformin, januvia, and glipizide for his diabetes.Customer has not had any changes in his diet, exercise, medication or stress levels.
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