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http://integrateddiabetes.com/670g-and-me-insights-and-incites-on-medtronics-latest-system/
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Review: Medtronic MiniMed 670G | Integrated Diabetes Services
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My Detailed Review of The MiniMed 670G from Medtronic
Since I started using 670G, my overall blood glucose control is better.
I’ve been pleasantly surprised by the performance of Medtronic’s new Guardian sensor.
Here Come the Icebergs
Auto mode is exited if:
Tying the Captain’s Hands
The Ideal Passenger
To succeed in “auto mode” one must:
Tips for Insulin Pump Users
Issues With the Entire Fleet
About the Author: Gary Scheiner
|
Most likely because regulatory authorities such as the FDA like it that way. Less risk of hypoglycemia = less chance for negative feedback and legal issues. But it does make the system less responsive than it could be. For those who normally have a significant difference between their “peak” basal and their “valley” basal, perhaps due to a pronounced dawn phenomenon, the algorithm’s max basal may not be enough to meet peak basal needs. By the way, bolus doses are NOT automated. Users must still enter their carbs into the pump’s bolus wizard calculator as well as the blood glucose value. But the user’s original sensitivity (correction factor) and target settings are NOT applied. The system calculates correction doses based on a conservative target of 150 mg/dl and a sensitivity/correction factor that it determines on its own. Despite these shortcomings, I’m seeing less overall variability (more time in-range, fewer extreme highs & lows), and my overnight glucose levels are more stable than they’ve been in years. It’s rare that I don’t wake up within a reasonable range in the morning.
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http://integrateddiabetes.com/670g-and-me-insights-and-incites-on-medtronics-latest-system/
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Review: Medtronic MiniMed 670G | Integrated Diabetes Services
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My Detailed Review of The MiniMed 670G from Medtronic
Since I started using 670G, my overall blood glucose control is better.
I’ve been pleasantly surprised by the performance of Medtronic’s new Guardian sensor.
Here Come the Icebergs
Auto mode is exited if:
Tying the Captain’s Hands
The Ideal Passenger
To succeed in “auto mode” one must:
Tips for Insulin Pump Users
Issues With the Entire Fleet
About the Author: Gary Scheiner
|
Users must still enter their carbs into the pump’s bolus wizard calculator as well as the blood glucose value. But the user’s original sensitivity (correction factor) and target settings are NOT applied. The system calculates correction doses based on a conservative target of 150 mg/dl and a sensitivity/correction factor that it determines on its own. Despite these shortcomings, I’m seeing less overall variability (more time in-range, fewer extreme highs & lows), and my overnight glucose levels are more stable than they’ve been in years. It’s rare that I don’t wake up within a reasonable range in the morning. The overnight part makes perfect sense. Because the system adjusts the basal delivery whenever glucose levels are trending up or down, it is able to alter the glucose pattern over the course of many hours and keep things in-range… assuming nothing else interferes. It reminds me of a large cruise ship. When the ship is moving at high speed, a small rudder will not allow it to change directions quickly enough to avoid things like icebergs (this is what happened to the Titanic). Not that 670G is going to cause anyone to crash and sink, but there are similarities in terms of what it can and cannot do to self-regulate blood glucose levels.
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http://integrateddiabetes.com/670g-and-me-insights-and-incites-on-medtronics-latest-system/
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Review: Medtronic MiniMed 670G | Integrated Diabetes Services
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My Detailed Review of The MiniMed 670G from Medtronic
Since I started using 670G, my overall blood glucose control is better.
I’ve been pleasantly surprised by the performance of Medtronic’s new Guardian sensor.
Here Come the Icebergs
Auto mode is exited if:
Tying the Captain’s Hands
The Ideal Passenger
To succeed in “auto mode” one must:
Tips for Insulin Pump Users
Issues With the Entire Fleet
About the Author: Gary Scheiner
|
The overnight part makes perfect sense. Because the system adjusts the basal delivery whenever glucose levels are trending up or down, it is able to alter the glucose pattern over the course of many hours and keep things in-range… assuming nothing else interferes. It reminds me of a large cruise ship. When the ship is moving at high speed, a small rudder will not allow it to change directions quickly enough to avoid things like icebergs (this is what happened to the Titanic). Not that 670G is going to cause anyone to crash and sink, but there are similarities in terms of what it can and cannot do to self-regulate blood glucose levels. On long stretches of open water, a big cruise ship with a small rudder can get you from port to port very effectively. During the journey, if the ship starts to veer off course, it has enough space and time to get back on course. 670G does the same thing: Over the course of many hours, with nothing affecting glucose levels other than the liver’s usual glucose production, the basal insulin can be adjusted to offset subtle ebbs or flows in glucose levels. Start to rise a bit?
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http://integrateddiabetes.com/670g-and-me-insights-and-incites-on-medtronics-latest-system/
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Review: Medtronic MiniMed 670G | Integrated Diabetes Services
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My Detailed Review of The MiniMed 670G from Medtronic
Since I started using 670G, my overall blood glucose control is better.
I’ve been pleasantly surprised by the performance of Medtronic’s new Guardian sensor.
Here Come the Icebergs
Auto mode is exited if:
Tying the Captain’s Hands
The Ideal Passenger
To succeed in “auto mode” one must:
Tips for Insulin Pump Users
Issues With the Entire Fleet
About the Author: Gary Scheiner
|
On long stretches of open water, a big cruise ship with a small rudder can get you from port to port very effectively. During the journey, if the ship starts to veer off course, it has enough space and time to get back on course. 670G does the same thing: Over the course of many hours, with nothing affecting glucose levels other than the liver’s usual glucose production, the basal insulin can be adjusted to offset subtle ebbs or flows in glucose levels. Start to rise a bit? The basal delivery increases so that over the next several hours, you’re back on track. Start to drop a bit? The reverse takes place. As a result, you wake up pretty close to the system’s set point of 120 mg/dl most mornings. Here Come the Icebergs
Everyone who lives with diabetes knows about the hour-to-hour, minute-to-minute challenges we must contend with.
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1667151952#12_2444260652
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http://integrateddiabetes.com/670g-and-me-insights-and-incites-on-medtronics-latest-system/
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Review: Medtronic MiniMed 670G | Integrated Diabetes Services
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My Detailed Review of The MiniMed 670G from Medtronic
Since I started using 670G, my overall blood glucose control is better.
I’ve been pleasantly surprised by the performance of Medtronic’s new Guardian sensor.
Here Come the Icebergs
Auto mode is exited if:
Tying the Captain’s Hands
The Ideal Passenger
To succeed in “auto mode” one must:
Tips for Insulin Pump Users
Issues With the Entire Fleet
About the Author: Gary Scheiner
|
The basal delivery increases so that over the next several hours, you’re back on track. Start to drop a bit? The reverse takes place. As a result, you wake up pretty close to the system’s set point of 120 mg/dl most mornings. Here Come the Icebergs
Everyone who lives with diabetes knows about the hour-to-hour, minute-to-minute challenges we must contend with. These are the icebergs – the things the system must navigate around in order to prevent extreme highs and lows. Essentially, anything that can cause a rapid, abrupt rise or fall in glucose levels represents an iceberg. Remember, we’re dealing with a huge, fast-moving ship with a small rudder. The pump’s basal adjustment just isn’t powerful or responsive enough to prevent high and low glucose levels when confronted with icebergs. The icebergs include:
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http://integrateddiabetes.com/670g-and-me-insights-and-incites-on-medtronics-latest-system/
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Review: Medtronic MiniMed 670G | Integrated Diabetes Services
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My Detailed Review of The MiniMed 670G from Medtronic
Since I started using 670G, my overall blood glucose control is better.
I’ve been pleasantly surprised by the performance of Medtronic’s new Guardian sensor.
Here Come the Icebergs
Auto mode is exited if:
Tying the Captain’s Hands
The Ideal Passenger
To succeed in “auto mode” one must:
Tips for Insulin Pump Users
Issues With the Entire Fleet
About the Author: Gary Scheiner
|
These are the icebergs – the things the system must navigate around in order to prevent extreme highs and lows. Essentially, anything that can cause a rapid, abrupt rise or fall in glucose levels represents an iceberg. Remember, we’re dealing with a huge, fast-moving ship with a small rudder. The pump’s basal adjustment just isn’t powerful or responsive enough to prevent high and low glucose levels when confronted with icebergs. The icebergs include: Food (particularly rapidly-digesting carbohydrates)
Physical activity (particularly heavy exercise)
Stress (particularly sudden, unexpected crises)
Sudden hormone changes (resulting from injuries/trauma, rebounds from lows)
“Manual” Bolus insulin (from injections or inhaled insulin)
There are also several limitations to the system which hinder its ability to keep glucose levels within range continuously: Limits to the automated basal adjustment. As described earlier, the automatic basal adjustments are limited in terms of magnitude and duration. The “maximum basal” is relatively conservative and can only run for a maximum of 4 hours. The “minimum basal” (zero delivery) can only run for a maximum of 2.5 hours.
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http://integrateddiabetes.com/670g-and-me-insights-and-incites-on-medtronics-latest-system/
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Review: Medtronic MiniMed 670G | Integrated Diabetes Services
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My Detailed Review of The MiniMed 670G from Medtronic
Since I started using 670G, my overall blood glucose control is better.
I’ve been pleasantly surprised by the performance of Medtronic’s new Guardian sensor.
Here Come the Icebergs
Auto mode is exited if:
Tying the Captain’s Hands
The Ideal Passenger
To succeed in “auto mode” one must:
Tips for Insulin Pump Users
Issues With the Entire Fleet
About the Author: Gary Scheiner
|
Food (particularly rapidly-digesting carbohydrates)
Physical activity (particularly heavy exercise)
Stress (particularly sudden, unexpected crises)
Sudden hormone changes (resulting from injuries/trauma, rebounds from lows)
“Manual” Bolus insulin (from injections or inhaled insulin)
There are also several limitations to the system which hinder its ability to keep glucose levels within range continuously: Limits to the automated basal adjustment. As described earlier, the automatic basal adjustments are limited in terms of magnitude and duration. The “maximum basal” is relatively conservative and can only run for a maximum of 4 hours. The “minimum basal” (zero delivery) can only run for a maximum of 2.5 hours. Sometimes, stronger and longer adjustments are truly needed to achieve and maintain in-range glucose levels, these limits can be… well… limiting. Sensor reliability. Even when the system is properly calibrated, there will be times when the sensor reports incorrect/inaccurate information to the pump. And the algorithm is only as good as the data being fed into it. Absorption issues.
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http://integrateddiabetes.com/670g-and-me-insights-and-incites-on-medtronics-latest-system/
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Review: Medtronic MiniMed 670G | Integrated Diabetes Services
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My Detailed Review of The MiniMed 670G from Medtronic
Since I started using 670G, my overall blood glucose control is better.
I’ve been pleasantly surprised by the performance of Medtronic’s new Guardian sensor.
Here Come the Icebergs
Auto mode is exited if:
Tying the Captain’s Hands
The Ideal Passenger
To succeed in “auto mode” one must:
Tips for Insulin Pump Users
Issues With the Entire Fleet
About the Author: Gary Scheiner
|
Sometimes, stronger and longer adjustments are truly needed to achieve and maintain in-range glucose levels, these limits can be… well… limiting. Sensor reliability. Even when the system is properly calibrated, there will be times when the sensor reports incorrect/inaccurate information to the pump. And the algorithm is only as good as the data being fed into it. Absorption issues. Just because a dose of insulin is delivered below the skin does not mean that the insulin reaches the bloodstream as expected and works as expected. This applies to both basal and bolus insulin. Users must change sites frequently/regularly, rotate properly, and troubleshoot effectively. Undetected pump problems. There is a long list of things that can go wrong!
| 7,759 | 8,507 |
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http://integrateddiabetes.com/670g-and-me-insights-and-incites-on-medtronics-latest-system/
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Review: Medtronic MiniMed 670G | Integrated Diabetes Services
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My Detailed Review of The MiniMed 670G from Medtronic
Since I started using 670G, my overall blood glucose control is better.
I’ve been pleasantly surprised by the performance of Medtronic’s new Guardian sensor.
Here Come the Icebergs
Auto mode is exited if:
Tying the Captain’s Hands
The Ideal Passenger
To succeed in “auto mode” one must:
Tips for Insulin Pump Users
Issues With the Entire Fleet
About the Author: Gary Scheiner
|
Just because a dose of insulin is delivered below the skin does not mean that the insulin reaches the bloodstream as expected and works as expected. This applies to both basal and bolus insulin. Users must change sites frequently/regularly, rotate properly, and troubleshoot effectively. Undetected pump problems. There is a long list of things that can go wrong! Air in the tubing, displaced infusion sets, partial occlusions, partially (or completely) spoiled insulin, leakage, and unintended disconnection just to name a few. Times out of auto mode . “ Auto-mode” is what we call it when the system is automatically adjusting basal insulin based on data fed into it by the glucose sensor. There are several situations in which the system will phase out of auto-mode. There is a transition phase called “safe mode” that initiates under these conditions.
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http://integrateddiabetes.com/670g-and-me-insights-and-incites-on-medtronics-latest-system/
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Review: Medtronic MiniMed 670G | Integrated Diabetes Services
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My Detailed Review of The MiniMed 670G from Medtronic
Since I started using 670G, my overall blood glucose control is better.
I’ve been pleasantly surprised by the performance of Medtronic’s new Guardian sensor.
Here Come the Icebergs
Auto mode is exited if:
Tying the Captain’s Hands
The Ideal Passenger
To succeed in “auto mode” one must:
Tips for Insulin Pump Users
Issues With the Entire Fleet
About the Author: Gary Scheiner
|
Air in the tubing, displaced infusion sets, partial occlusions, partially (or completely) spoiled insulin, leakage, and unintended disconnection just to name a few. Times out of auto mode . “ Auto-mode” is what we call it when the system is automatically adjusting basal insulin based on data fed into it by the glucose sensor. There are several situations in which the system will phase out of auto-mode. There is a transition phase called “safe mode” that initiates under these conditions. Safe mode can run for up to 90 minutes, with a flat basal delivery and no automated adjustment. If the issues noted below are not resolved within 90 minutes, the pump returns to “manual mode”, which means that everything returns to the user’s default settings. Auto mode is exited if: The sensor is in its warm-up phase
The sensor is not communicating with the pump
The sensor requires calibration
There is a significant discrepancy between the sensor and the calibration value
“Minimum” basal delivery has taken place for 2.5 hours
“Maximum” basal delivery has taken place for 4 hours
Glucose is above 300 for more than an hour
Glucose is above 250 for more than 3 hours
An occlusion is detected
Despite these “icebergs”, I have managed to achieve better glucose control with 670G than I could achieve on my own using a pump and non-integrated CGM. Tying the Captain’s Hands
To compound some of the challenges, Medtronic took away certain tools that many consider essential to good self-management.
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http://integrateddiabetes.com/670g-and-me-insights-and-incites-on-medtronics-latest-system/
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Review: Medtronic MiniMed 670G | Integrated Diabetes Services
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My Detailed Review of The MiniMed 670G from Medtronic
Since I started using 670G, my overall blood glucose control is better.
I’ve been pleasantly surprised by the performance of Medtronic’s new Guardian sensor.
Here Come the Icebergs
Auto mode is exited if:
Tying the Captain’s Hands
The Ideal Passenger
To succeed in “auto mode” one must:
Tips for Insulin Pump Users
Issues With the Entire Fleet
About the Author: Gary Scheiner
|
Safe mode can run for up to 90 minutes, with a flat basal delivery and no automated adjustment. If the issues noted below are not resolved within 90 minutes, the pump returns to “manual mode”, which means that everything returns to the user’s default settings. Auto mode is exited if: The sensor is in its warm-up phase
The sensor is not communicating with the pump
The sensor requires calibration
There is a significant discrepancy between the sensor and the calibration value
“Minimum” basal delivery has taken place for 2.5 hours
“Maximum” basal delivery has taken place for 4 hours
Glucose is above 300 for more than an hour
Glucose is above 250 for more than 3 hours
An occlusion is detected
Despite these “icebergs”, I have managed to achieve better glucose control with 670G than I could achieve on my own using a pump and non-integrated CGM. Tying the Captain’s Hands
To compound some of the challenges, Medtronic took away certain tools that many consider essential to good self-management. T
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Basal Testing Integrated Diabetes Services 2016-12-08T23:26:28+00:00
Basal Basics
Whether you use an insulin pump or take multiple daily injections of insulin, having the right basal insulin program and setting the right doses is very important. Receiving too much basal insulin, or receiving it at the wrong times, can result in frequent (and perhaps severe) hypoglycemia as well as unwanted weight gain. Receiving too little basal insulin will produce high blood sugars and make it very difficult to set appropriate mealtime bolus doses. Insulin pumps allow the greatest degree of precision in setting basal insulin levels and can produce the best control and lifestyle flexibility. Each person’s basal insulin requirement is unique, affected by factors such as body size, activity level, stage of growth, hormone levels, and the amount (if any) of internal insulin production from one’s own pancreas. During a person’s growth years (prior to age 21), basal insulin requirements tend to be heightened throughout the night. This is due to the production of large amounts of hormones (growth hormone and cortisol) that stimulate the liver to release extra glucose into the bloodstream. After the growth years, production of these hormones is reduced and limited primarily to the predawn hours. The “dawn effect”, as this is called, results in an increased secretion of glucose by the liver in the early morning. Thus, basal insulin requirements in most adults tend to peak during the early morning hours.
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During a person’s growth years (prior to age 21), basal insulin requirements tend to be heightened throughout the night. This is due to the production of large amounts of hormones (growth hormone and cortisol) that stimulate the liver to release extra glucose into the bloodstream. After the growth years, production of these hormones is reduced and limited primarily to the predawn hours. The “dawn effect”, as this is called, results in an increased secretion of glucose by the liver in the early morning. Thus, basal insulin requirements in most adults tend to peak during the early morning hours. In most cases, the daily (24-hour) dose of basal insulin is slightly less than the daily mealtime insulin. This depends on a person’s body weight and sensitivity to insulin, which is affected greatly by physical activity. The bigger you are, the more basal insulin you will need. The more active you are, the less you will need. During a person’s growth/teen years, basal insulin needs can be particularly high.
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In most cases, the daily (24-hour) dose of basal insulin is slightly less than the daily mealtime insulin. This depends on a person’s body weight and sensitivity to insulin, which is affected greatly by physical activity. The bigger you are, the more basal insulin you will need. The more active you are, the less you will need. During a person’s growth/teen years, basal insulin needs can be particularly high. In advanced age, basal insulin needs can be quite low. Setting Basal Doses
When evaluating basal insulin levels, keep this important fact in mind: In the absence of food, exercise and mealtime/bolus insulin, basal insulin should hold the blood sugar steady. Any significant rise or fall in blood sugar during a fasting basal test probably means that the basal rates need to be adjusted – even if the blood sugar winds up near normal by the end of the test. It is a good idea to fine-tune your pump’s basal insulin settings before settling on specific bolus doses or insulin:
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In advanced age, basal insulin needs can be quite low. Setting Basal Doses
When evaluating basal insulin levels, keep this important fact in mind: In the absence of food, exercise and mealtime/bolus insulin, basal insulin should hold the blood sugar steady. Any significant rise or fall in blood sugar during a fasting basal test probably means that the basal rates need to be adjusted – even if the blood sugar winds up near normal by the end of the test. It is a good idea to fine-tune your pump’s basal insulin settings before settling on specific bolus doses or insulin: carb ratios to use at mealtimes. When high or low blood sugars appear, it is difficult to know what to adjust unless the proper basal insulin levels have already been established. To test the your basal insulin settings, you will need to wait approximately 4 hours after your last bolus and meal/snack. This will give the carbs time to finish digesting and the bolus time to finish working. The meal (or snack) eaten before the test should be fairly low in fat (no restaurant food or take-out) in order to avoid a delayed blood sugar rise.
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carb ratios to use at mealtimes. When high or low blood sugars appear, it is difficult to know what to adjust unless the proper basal insulin levels have already been established. To test the your basal insulin settings, you will need to wait approximately 4 hours after your last bolus and meal/snack. This will give the carbs time to finish digesting and the bolus time to finish working. The meal (or snack) eaten before the test should be fairly low in fat (no restaurant food or take-out) in order to avoid a delayed blood sugar rise. You must stay connected to the pump continuously during the test, and go about your normal daily activities. However, heavy exercise should be avoided during the fasting phase of the test. Testing should not be performed during an illness or onset of menses, following hypoglycemia, or if the blood sugar is greater than 250 at the beginning of the test. ( see “requirements for basal insulin testing” below)
To start the test: Check your blood sugar about four hours after your last bolus
If the blood sugar is above 250, bolus for the high blood sugar and cancel the test
If below 70 (or 80 if you have hypoglycemia unawareness), eat to bring your blood sugar up and cancel the test
If the blood sugar is not too high or too low, proceed with the test
• Check your blood sugar every couple of hours until you next usual mealtime
If your blood sugar drops by more than 30 mg/dl during the test period, the basal rate is probably too high.
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You must stay connected to the pump continuously during the test, and go about your normal daily activities. However, heavy exercise should be avoided during the fasting phase of the test. Testing should not be performed during an illness or onset of menses, following hypoglycemia, or if the blood sugar is greater than 250 at the beginning of the test. ( see “requirements for basal insulin testing” below)
To start the test: Check your blood sugar about four hours after your last bolus
If the blood sugar is above 250, bolus for the high blood sugar and cancel the test
If below 70 (or 80 if you have hypoglycemia unawareness), eat to bring your blood sugar up and cancel the test
If the blood sugar is not too high or too low, proceed with the test
• Check your blood sugar every couple of hours until you next usual mealtime
If your blood sugar drops by more than 30 mg/dl during the test period, the basal rate is probably too high. If it rises by more than 30 mg/dl, the rate may be too low. The basal rate should be changed in increments of .05 to .2 units/hr depending on your usual settings and the magnitude of the rise or drop that took place. The next day, re-test to see whether the adjustment produces a steadier blood glucose level. Continue to adjust and re-test until steady blood glucose levels are obtained. Although basal tests can be conducted in any order, it is usually advisable to test the overnight basal rates first, and then move on to daytime testing/fine-tuning.
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If it rises by more than 30 mg/dl, the rate may be too low. The basal rate should be changed in increments of .05 to .2 units/hr depending on your usual settings and the magnitude of the rise or drop that took place. The next day, re-test to see whether the adjustment produces a steadier blood glucose level. Continue to adjust and re-test until steady blood glucose levels are obtained. Although basal tests can be conducted in any order, it is usually advisable to test the overnight basal rates first, and then move on to daytime testing/fine-tuning. Setting proper overnight basal rates does not mean that the daytime settings are correct: each phase of the day (morning, afternoon, evening, overnight) should be tested independently. Note that basal rates are usually changed one or two hours prior to an observed rise or fall in the blood sugar, since the rapid-acting insulin infused by the pump takes about an hour to peak. For example, if your blood sugar rises between 3 am and 7 am, you would increase the basal rate between 2 am and 6 am. Also, keep in mind that it is rare to have multiple “peaks” and “valleys” to a basal insulin program.
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Setting proper overnight basal rates does not mean that the daytime settings are correct: each phase of the day (morning, afternoon, evening, overnight) should be tested independently. Note that basal rates are usually changed one or two hours prior to an observed rise or fall in the blood sugar, since the rapid-acting insulin infused by the pump takes about an hour to peak. For example, if your blood sugar rises between 3 am and 7 am, you would increase the basal rate between 2 am and 6 am. Also, keep in mind that it is rare to have multiple “peaks” and “valleys” to a basal insulin program. The vast majority of people require one peak and one valley. Fine-tuning basal insulin can be complex. Don’t hesitate to reach out to a member of Integrated Diabetes Services’ clinical team for a helping hand. Our phone number is: 877-735-3648
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The vast majority of people require one peak and one valley. Fine-tuning basal insulin can be complex. Don’t hesitate to reach out to a member of Integrated Diabetes Services’ clinical team for a helping hand. Our phone number is: 877-735-3648
Requirements for Basal Insulin Testing
1. No food being digested
a. You may not consume any calories for at least 4 hours leading up to the basal test. b. The meal/snack preceding the basal test should be low in fat. c. Do not consume any calories during the basal test, unless your blood glucose drops low. d. You may have water, diet beverages and other non-caloric foods during the test. e. No caffeinated beverages during the basal test.
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No food being digested
a. You may not consume any calories for at least 4 hours leading up to the basal test. b. The meal/snack preceding the basal test should be low in fat. c. Do not consume any calories during the basal test, unless your blood glucose drops low. d. You may have water, diet beverages and other non-caloric foods during the test. e. No caffeinated beverages during the basal test. 2. No bolus insulin working during the basal test
a. Do not bolus for at least 4 hours preceding the basal test. b. Bolus normally (do not extend the bolus) for the last meal/snack. c. Do not bolus during the test, unless your blood glucose is above 250. 3.
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2. No bolus insulin working during the basal test
a. Do not bolus for at least 4 hours preceding the basal test. b. Bolus normally (do not extend the bolus) for the last meal/snack. c. Do not bolus during the test, unless your blood glucose is above 250. 3. No changes in the body’s normal glucose output
a. No hypoglycemic episodes for at least 6 hours preceding the basal test. b. No illnesses during the testing (fever, infection, virus). c. No steroid medications being used. d. Avoid testing basal rates within two days of starting a menstrual cycle. 4.
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No changes in the body’s normal glucose output
a. No hypoglycemic episodes for at least 6 hours preceding the basal test. b. No illnesses during the testing (fever, infection, virus). c. No steroid medications being used. d. Avoid testing basal rates within two days of starting a menstrual cycle. 4. Allow basal insulin to be delivered uninterrupted
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Allow basal insulin to be delivered uninterrupted
a. Do not put the pump into suspend. b. Do not disconnect from the pump. c. Do not have a temporary basal rate running. d. Do not change your cartridge, tubing or infusion set during the test. 5. Maintain low-moderate activity level
a. You may perform light/moderate exercise soon after
your last meal/snack if it is your normal time to do so. b. Perform usual daily activities during basal test. c. Do not engage in heavy exercise once the basal test begins. 6. Monitor blood glucose levels
a. Start testing at least 4 hours after last bolus.
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Maintain low-moderate activity level
a. You may perform light/moderate exercise soon after
your last meal/snack if it is your normal time to do so. b. Perform usual daily activities during basal test. c. Do not engage in heavy exercise once the basal test begins. 6. Monitor blood glucose levels
a. Start testing at least 4 hours after last bolus. b. Check blood glucose level every 1-2 hours during daytime tests; every 2-3 hours during overnight tests.
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CGM Systems: Features in Common
Like insulin pumps, continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) systems all have certain basic properties in common (see below). But each also has unique features that make them better choices for certain individuals. System includes a receiver/display, transmitter, and subcutaneous sensor. Wireless system; radio signals utilized. Waterproof sensors/transmitters (receiver/display not waterproof). Require periodic calibration with fingerstick blood glucose readings. Customizable alarms for high/low glucose values. Multiple on-screen trend graphs.
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radio signals utilized. Waterproof sensors/transmitters (receiver/display not waterproof). Require periodic calibration with fingerstick blood glucose readings. Customizable alarms for high/low glucose values. Multiple on-screen trend graphs. Arrows indicate rate & direction of BG change
Mechanical device used to insert sensors. Sensors typically re-usable; sensor life varies from person to person. Warmup period at beginning of sensor session. Some lag time between blood glucose (fingerstick) and subcutaneous glucose (sensor) values.
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Arrows indicate rate & direction of BG change
Mechanical device used to insert sensors. Sensors typically re-usable; sensor life varies from person to person. Warmup period at beginning of sensor session. Some lag time between blood glucose (fingerstick) and subcutaneous glucose (sensor) values. Insurance coverage varies from plan to plan. Minimal skin irritation, even with prolonged sensor life. CGM Systems: Pros & Cons
Dexcom G4 Platinum
Medtronic 530G With Enlite
PROS
Full-color, high-contrast display
Pronounced alerts/alarms
Very good accuracy
Long transmitter range
Transmitter does not require charging
Event markers display on graphs when downloading
Sensor life averages 12-14 days
May be calibrated at any time
Simplicity of daily use
Display integrated into pump screen
Universally-accessible download software
Software integrates pump, meter and CGM data
Transmitter stores up to 40 minutes of data (if out of range)
Features “predictive” high/low alerts and low-glucose basal insulin suspension
CONS
Must carry an extra device (receiver/display)
Download software works on PCs only
Software does not integrate with data from other devices
Receiver requires charging 1-2x/week
Small, low-contrast display
Alarms may be hard to hear/feel
Short transmitter range
Fair accuracy
Transmitter requires weekly charging
Extra adhesive required to secure sensor to skin
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Click to go to comparison page: Tandem t-Slim/t-Flex/t-slim
G4Roche Accu-Chek Combo
Insulet
Insulet OmniPod
Medtronic 530G With Enlite
Animas Vibe
Pump System Features in Common: 24-hour toll-free helpline
Internal safety checks
Child button lock-out
Full Training Included
Simplified programming
Extended bolus options
Temporary basal rate options
Programmable reminders
Downloadable
Low battery warning
Low insulin warning
User-set active insulin time
Tandem
t: slim, t: slim G4 & t: flex
Unique Advantages
Potential Drawbacks
Bright, full-color touch screen
Modern, high-tech appearance
Compact, thin dimensions
Rapid numeric entry, fastest bolus entry
Cartridges hold 300u (t: slim); 480u (t:
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slim, t: slim G4 & t: flex
Unique Advantages
Potential Drawbacks
Bright, full-color touch screen
Modern, high-tech appearance
Compact, thin dimensions
Rapid numeric entry, fastest bolus entry
Cartridges hold 300u (t: slim); 480u (t: flex)
Can calculate boluses up to 50 units (60 on t: flex)
Site-change reminder w/customizable day & time
Graphic on-screen history display
Carb counting calculator
Temp basal up to 250%, 72 hrs
Can set duration of insulin action in 1-minute increments
IOB & time remaining displayed on home screen
Missed bolus reminders customizable by day of week
Alert for high temperatures which may spoil insulin
Secondary basal programs linked with secondary bolus calculation parameters
Web-based download software
Compatible w/leur-lock infusion sets
Minimal insulin movement with changes in altitude
Small buttons can be difficult to activate; screen goes blank if buttons missed 3x
Unlock procedure required to perform any programming
No integrated clip (must put in a case that has a clip)
Tubing connector looks “medical,” can snag on clothing
Basal & bolus settings in same time slots; may take several steps to edit
Extra confirmation steps with all programming
Weak vibrate mechanism
No meter link
Manufacturer relatively new in pump industry
Requires charging 1-2x/week
No formal in-warranty upgrade policy
Roche
Accu-Chek Combo
Unique Advantages
Potential Drawbacks
Full pump programming via linked meter/remote via Bluetooth communication
Boluses can be adjusted in percentages for events such as exercise, stress, illness
Bright, full-color meter screen
History displayed as graphic reports on meter screen
Smart scrolling speeds
Intelligent IOB adjustment based on expected effect of bolus insulin
Choice of 3 programming modes based on user’s level of sophistication
Can use alkaline, lithium or rechargeable batteries
Basal increments of .01u/hr*
Holds 315u insulin
Sensitive occlusion detection
Site change reminder at 48 or 72 hour
Must use linked meter to perform bolus calculations
Can only link 1 meter per pump
Minimum basal rate .05u/hr*
Must check BG on linked meter for bolus calculations (cannot enter BG manually)
Must program 24 hourly basal segments
Must enter cartridge fill amt. manually
Alarms at conclusion of temp basal
Need computer/software to change certain temp basal parameters
All bolus calculation settings in same time slots;
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flex)
Can calculate boluses up to 50 units (60 on t: flex)
Site-change reminder w/customizable day & time
Graphic on-screen history display
Carb counting calculator
Temp basal up to 250%, 72 hrs
Can set duration of insulin action in 1-minute increments
IOB & time remaining displayed on home screen
Missed bolus reminders customizable by day of week
Alert for high temperatures which may spoil insulin
Secondary basal programs linked with secondary bolus calculation parameters
Web-based download software
Compatible w/leur-lock infusion sets
Minimal insulin movement with changes in altitude
Small buttons can be difficult to activate; screen goes blank if buttons missed 3x
Unlock procedure required to perform any programming
No integrated clip (must put in a case that has a clip)
Tubing connector looks “medical,” can snag on clothing
Basal & bolus settings in same time slots; may take several steps to edit
Extra confirmation steps with all programming
Weak vibrate mechanism
No meter link
Manufacturer relatively new in pump industry
Requires charging 1-2x/week
No formal in-warranty upgrade policy
Roche
Accu-Chek Combo
Unique Advantages
Potential Drawbacks
Full pump programming via linked meter/remote via Bluetooth communication
Boluses can be adjusted in percentages for events such as exercise, stress, illness
Bright, full-color meter screen
History displayed as graphic reports on meter screen
Smart scrolling speeds
Intelligent IOB adjustment based on expected effect of bolus insulin
Choice of 3 programming modes based on user’s level of sophistication
Can use alkaline, lithium or rechargeable batteries
Basal increments of .01u/hr*
Holds 315u insulin
Sensitive occlusion detection
Site change reminder at 48 or 72 hour
Must use linked meter to perform bolus calculations
Can only link 1 meter per pump
Minimum basal rate .05u/hr*
Must check BG on linked meter for bolus calculations (cannot enter BG manually)
Must program 24 hourly basal segments
Must enter cartridge fill amt. manually
Alarms at conclusion of temp basal
Need computer/software to change certain temp basal parameters
All bolus calculation settings in same time slots; can be complex to set up
Limit of 8 time slots for bolus settings
Pump is somewhat bulky
No integrated clip; must use a case
Cartridges can be difficult to fill without bubbles
Must stop pump to change cartridge
Insulet
OmniPod
Unique Advantages
Potential Drawbacks
Reduced up-front costs
Can program through clothing from a few feet away
Discrete pump size (compared to other pumps)
No tubing (minimizes wasted insulin, no tangling/snagging, less awkward, no air pockets, no siphoning effects)
No disconnecting/reconnecting means no missed/lost insulin
Simple, automated canula insertion minimizes pain, reduces “human errors”, creates more site options
Forced pod change reduces chances for lipodystrophy & absorption problems
Pump is fully watertight
Temp basals and boluses can be customized/preset
Freestyle meter built into handheld programmer
Can customize programming text without PC linkup
Large color screen w/full-sentence text and graphing capability
Only 2 parts; convenient for travel
Somewhat bulky programmer
Pod creates a “bulge” on the skin
Cannot enter boluses or make setting changes without programmer
Cannot do programming or editing while bolus is delivering
Only one canula orientation/length; may not work for all body types
Max reservoir volume 200u; minimum fill amount 85u
Pod stops working after 72 hours (plus grace period)
Handheld will not calculate bolus if BG < 50
Dislodged/clogged canula requires complete pod replacement
“Disconnection” requires complete pod replacement
Pod does not have vibrate option
Must suspend when changing basal settings
Temp basal limited to 12 hours max
Not covered by all 3rd party payors
Insulin-to-carb ratios in whole-numbers increments only
Loss (or malfunction) of remote/PDM renders pod non-programmable (delivers basal only)
Medtronic 530G with Enlite
Unique Advantages
Potential Drawbacks
Large, secure, long-established company
Industry leader in R & D
Pump comes with integrated Enlite CGM system;
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can be complex to set up
Limit of 8 time slots for bolus settings
Pump is somewhat bulky
No integrated clip; must use a case
Cartridges can be difficult to fill without bubbles
Must stop pump to change cartridge
Insulet
OmniPod
Unique Advantages
Potential Drawbacks
Reduced up-front costs
Can program through clothing from a few feet away
Discrete pump size (compared to other pumps)
No tubing (minimizes wasted insulin, no tangling/snagging, less awkward, no air pockets, no siphoning effects)
No disconnecting/reconnecting means no missed/lost insulin
Simple, automated canula insertion minimizes pain, reduces “human errors”, creates more site options
Forced pod change reduces chances for lipodystrophy & absorption problems
Pump is fully watertight
Temp basals and boluses can be customized/preset
Freestyle meter built into handheld programmer
Can customize programming text without PC linkup
Large color screen w/full-sentence text and graphing capability
Only 2 parts; convenient for travel
Somewhat bulky programmer
Pod creates a “bulge” on the skin
Cannot enter boluses or make setting changes without programmer
Cannot do programming or editing while bolus is delivering
Only one canula orientation/length; may not work for all body types
Max reservoir volume 200u; minimum fill amount 85u
Pod stops working after 72 hours (plus grace period)
Handheld will not calculate bolus if BG < 50
Dislodged/clogged canula requires complete pod replacement
“Disconnection” requires complete pod replacement
Pod does not have vibrate option
Must suspend when changing basal settings
Temp basal limited to 12 hours max
Not covered by all 3rd party payors
Insulin-to-carb ratios in whole-numbers increments only
Loss (or malfunction) of remote/PDM renders pod non-programmable (delivers basal only)
Medtronic 530G with Enlite
Unique Advantages
Potential Drawbacks
Large, secure, long-established company
Industry leader in R & D
Pump comes with integrated Enlite CGM system; data displayed on pump screen
Automatic basal shutoff when low glucose detected by sensor (may help prevent severe hypos)
Optional “Connect” feature for sharing CGM data with smartphones (pending)
Quick/simple bolus programming
Slim/streamlined attachable clip
Optional remote control (@ addl. cost)
Accepts radio communication from multiple blood glucose meters
Easily downloadable to online Carelink program
Can set I: C ratios in .1g increments
Generates insulin/carb/BG statistics
Not water-tight
Must purchase Enlite CGM system along with pump
Low-contrast LCD screen
Must use proprietary infusion set tubing
Must purchase CGM system along with the pump
Slow bolus delivery
No food database
Must pay for loaner/backup pumps
Customer service may not be prompt or friendly
Holds 180 units; 300-unit version is slightly larger
Insulin-on-board only deducted from correction boluses
Duration of action set in whole-hour increments
CGM system accuracy, longevity, transmission range, ease of use considered inferior to competitors
CGM & pump alerts may not be loud enough for some to hear
Data from pump/CGM not downloadable to any program other than Carelink & Carelink Pro
Animas
Vibe
Unique Advantages
Potential Drawbacks
Displays data from Dexcom G4 CGM
35-Unit maximum bolus
Fully water-tight
Very bright, full-color screen; easy to read
Superior dosing accuracy (esp.
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data displayed on pump screen
Automatic basal shutoff when low glucose detected by sensor (may help prevent severe hypos)
Optional “Connect” feature for sharing CGM data with smartphones (pending)
Quick/simple bolus programming
Slim/streamlined attachable clip
Optional remote control (@ addl. cost)
Accepts radio communication from multiple blood glucose meters
Easily downloadable to online Carelink program
Can set I: C ratios in .1g increments
Generates insulin/carb/BG statistics
Not water-tight
Must purchase Enlite CGM system along with pump
Low-contrast LCD screen
Must use proprietary infusion set tubing
Must purchase CGM system along with the pump
Slow bolus delivery
No food database
Must pay for loaner/backup pumps
Customer service may not be prompt or friendly
Holds 180 units; 300-unit version is slightly larger
Insulin-on-board only deducted from correction boluses
Duration of action set in whole-hour increments
CGM system accuracy, longevity, transmission range, ease of use considered inferior to competitors
CGM & pump alerts may not be loud enough for some to hear
Data from pump/CGM not downloadable to any program other than Carelink & Carelink Pro
Animas
Vibe
Unique Advantages
Potential Drawbacks
Displays data from Dexcom G4 CGM
35-Unit maximum bolus
Fully water-tight
Very bright, full-color screen; easy to read
Superior dosing accuracy (esp. at small doses)
AA Lithium battery lasts 6-8 weeks
User-defined timeout setting
User-defined occlusion sensitivity
User-defined bolus delivery rate
Customizable tune for alerts
Cartridges very easy to fill without air bubbles
Pump and CGM data downloadable to Diasend web-based software
Strong integrated metal clip
Does not link with blood glucose meter
Utilized older-generation Dexcom data algorithm
Battery change requires re-priming
Insulin-to-carb ratios in whole-number increments only
Cannot see cartridge inside pump
Extra button presses required with most standard programming
No data averages or statistics generated on pump screen
Cannot recall blood glucose or carb history on pump screen
Insulin On-Board is not subtracted uniformly from boluses
200-Unit cartridge limit
Cursor (scroll) speed difficult to master
Bolus delivery may be too rapid for those taking large doses
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The refrigeration machine is capable of maintaining temperatures below 0 degrees F (depending on your product) and up to 75 degrees F. It has lockable double doors on one end as well as durable t-rail flooring. The floor is rated for fork lift and pallet jack traffic, making it simple to move your items on and off of the climate control container. With these capabilities, you can keep your sensitive cargo safe regardless of the temperature outside. Maintain temperatures below 0 degrees Fahrenheit to keep your products frozen. Keep your temperature around 70 degrees Fahrenheit to maintain a controlled room temperature. Don’t rely on perfect weather to keep your sensitive materials safe, but rather have the assurance that your materials are protected by an IES climate control container regardless of the weather outside. If you have sensitive materials and want them kept in an environment with controlled temperature and humidity, then a climate control container from IES is a necessity. As your trusted provider of shipping containers, count on us for all of your specific needs. Call us today at (732) 283-1910 to discuss your climate control container needs with one of our expert representatives, or get a quick container quote here. HVAC
Heating, ventilation and air conditioning options are available for your container as well.
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Don’t rely on perfect weather to keep your sensitive materials safe, but rather have the assurance that your materials are protected by an IES climate control container regardless of the weather outside. If you have sensitive materials and want them kept in an environment with controlled temperature and humidity, then a climate control container from IES is a necessity. As your trusted provider of shipping containers, count on us for all of your specific needs. Call us today at (732) 283-1910 to discuss your climate control container needs with one of our expert representatives, or get a quick container quote here. HVAC
Heating, ventilation and air conditioning options are available for your container as well. Depending on the size of the area you wish to climate control and the temperature requirement, we have many options available for you to choose from. Window AC
Wall Mount
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are a great way to regulate the temperature inside your container. We offer units with cooling as well as cooling and heating capabilities. Let us recommend a unit to fit your storage requirements. Wall Mount
Commercial through the wall HVAC systems are available in sizes ranging from 1.5 to 5 tons.
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Rooftop Turbine Vents
are the least expensive option available. They are also the most popular option when it comes to ventilation. They can be mounted anywhere on the roof. Many of our customers choose to have multiple vents installed.
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They can be equipped to cool or for cooling and heating. Rooftop Turbine Vents
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are the least expensive option available. They are also the most popular option when it comes to ventilation. They can be mounted anywhere on the roof. Many of our customers choose to have multiple vents installed. A power source is not required for this type of vent. It is a good alternative for customers storing temperature sensitive items on a limited budget. Louver Vents
Intake Louver Vents
are available in sizes ranging from 12” to 36”. They are typically installed in conjunction with one of our exhaust fans. They can also be installed independently to allow for air to pass through the container naturally.
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A power source is not required for this type of vent. It is a good alternative for customers storing temperature sensitive items on a limited budget. Louver Vents
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HVTS Claddings To Mitigate Fireside Corrosion of PC-Fired Boilers
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Cladding Mitigates Fireside Corrosion of PC-Fired Boiler Waterwall Tubes
Pulverized Coal Fired Boilers
HVTS Claddings To Mitigate Fireside Corrosion of PC-Fired Boilers
With over 25 years of applications around the world in Pulverized Coal (PC) Fired boilers, IGS has developed proven solutions to extend the life of boiler tubes providing a reliable, long-term solution with significant cost and time savings to its customers. The IGS 5450 HVTS cladding has been recognized as the gold standard to resist fireside corrosion in high-temperature sulfidation environments. As only one example, IGS 5450 was proven the best product in some of the most intense conditions in a 39,000 hour test in a 1,300 MW supercritical boiler by EPRI, Electric Power Research Institute. Pulverized Coal Fired Boiler Waterwall Corrosion
PC-Fired Boilers generate thermal energy by burning pulverized coal that is blown by a combustion air stream to the burners in the firebox. These coal burners are typically located on the front and rear walls or in each of the corners to be known as wall fired or corner fired burners, respectively. There are various types of coal, from anthracite with its high carbon content to bituminous coal, subbituminous coal and lignite (brown coal) and each of these coal types have varying characteristics. The two primary characteristics that affect PC-Fired boilers, are the thermal efficiency (BTU/lb) of the coal and the sulfur content. As the combustion takes place, Sulfur and other compounds from the coal react with the surrounding water walls iron-based materials. This reaction causes fireside corrosion. This metal wastage typically occurs in the lower furnace all the way up to the mix zone.
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There are various types of coal, from anthracite with its high carbon content to bituminous coal, subbituminous coal and lignite (brown coal) and each of these coal types have varying characteristics. The two primary characteristics that affect PC-Fired boilers, are the thermal efficiency (BTU/lb) of the coal and the sulfur content. As the combustion takes place, Sulfur and other compounds from the coal react with the surrounding water walls iron-based materials. This reaction causes fireside corrosion. This metal wastage typically occurs in the lower furnace all the way up to the mix zone. Low-NOx Burner Retrofit Corrosion Concerns
In the past decade, there has been a heavy focus on reducing environmental emissions. In order to reduce the production of NOx during the combustion, low-NOx retrofit burners are used in the boiler. These burners reduce the production of NOx by slowing down the combustion, lowering in this way the temperature of the combustion and taking the combustion away from the burners higher up into the furnace. This is achieved by reducing the amount of oxygen in the area where the burners are (lower portion of the furnace) and injecting that oxygen higher up in the furnace using over-fire air ports. Low-NOx retrofit causes areas lower in the furnace to be oxygen starved or under reducing conditions (or in most severe cases, cycling between both).
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On-Site HVTS Cladding Mitigating Boiler Fireside Corrosion
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Low-NOx Burner Retrofit Corrosion Concerns
In the past decade, there has been a heavy focus on reducing environmental emissions. In order to reduce the production of NOx during the combustion, low-NOx retrofit burners are used in the boiler. These burners reduce the production of NOx by slowing down the combustion, lowering in this way the temperature of the combustion and taking the combustion away from the burners higher up into the furnace. This is achieved by reducing the amount of oxygen in the area where the burners are (lower portion of the furnace) and injecting that oxygen higher up in the furnace using over-fire air ports. Low-NOx retrofit causes areas lower in the furnace to be oxygen starved or under reducing conditions (or in most severe cases, cycling between both). Although the whole corrosion process is far more complex, it can be summarized as follows: in normal combustion with the presence of correct amount of oxygen (before low-NOx burners), the sulfur present in the fuel will combine with oxygen and remain in gaseous condition and exit the stack. In a combustion under reducing conditions (low oxygen), the sulfur will combine with hydrogen and deposit on the tube surface reacting with the iron of the tube material to form a scale of FeS, and repeat the cycle as more H 2 S deposits on the walls, causing significant tube thinning. IGS addresses this and other problems specific to coal fired furnaces, such as the build-up of ash or slag on the furnace walls leading to changes in temperature and emissivity, which ultimately affect the performance of the furnace. Most of this build up occurs in the superheat section and on the waterwalls.
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Pulverized Coal Fired Boiler Waterwall Corrosion
Low-NOx Burner Retrofit Corrosion Concerns
On-Site HVTS Cladding Mitigating Boiler Fireside Corrosion
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Although the whole corrosion process is far more complex, it can be summarized as follows: in normal combustion with the presence of correct amount of oxygen (before low-NOx burners), the sulfur present in the fuel will combine with oxygen and remain in gaseous condition and exit the stack. In a combustion under reducing conditions (low oxygen), the sulfur will combine with hydrogen and deposit on the tube surface reacting with the iron of the tube material to form a scale of FeS, and repeat the cycle as more H 2 S deposits on the walls, causing significant tube thinning. IGS addresses this and other problems specific to coal fired furnaces, such as the build-up of ash or slag on the furnace walls leading to changes in temperature and emissivity, which ultimately affect the performance of the furnace. Most of this build up occurs in the superheat section and on the waterwalls. IGS HVTS Stops Corrosion of PC-Fired Boiler Tubes
On-Site HVTS Cladding Mitigating Boiler Fireside Corrosion
For PC-Fired Boilers, IGS applies high alloy materials to produce a homogenous (particles typically <50um) coating. The coating displays ultra low permeability to corrosive media that optimizes its performance in Coal Boilers. IGS 5450 High Velocity Thermal Sprayed (HVTS) cladding is ideal for long-term, reliable protection from the above described typical wastage mechanisms. We designed the cladding composition in the mid-2000’s specifically for high temperature sulfidation environments with the understanding that permeation and oxide content should be below critical specified levels for long term cladding performance. Our 5450 HVTS is a High Velocity, low stress state, thermal sprayed metal coating specifically suited for boiler tube protection in combustion environments with aggressive sulfidation conditions up to 1800°F (980°C).
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Pulverized Coal Fired Boilers
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Pulverized Coal Fired Boiler Waterwall Corrosion
Low-NOx Burner Retrofit Corrosion Concerns
On-Site HVTS Cladding Mitigating Boiler Fireside Corrosion
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IGS HVTS Stops Corrosion of PC-Fired Boiler Tubes
On-Site HVTS Cladding Mitigating Boiler Fireside Corrosion
For PC-Fired Boilers, IGS applies high alloy materials to produce a homogenous (particles typically <50um) coating. The coating displays ultra low permeability to corrosive media that optimizes its performance in Coal Boilers. IGS 5450 High Velocity Thermal Sprayed (HVTS) cladding is ideal for long-term, reliable protection from the above described typical wastage mechanisms. We designed the cladding composition in the mid-2000’s specifically for high temperature sulfidation environments with the understanding that permeation and oxide content should be below critical specified levels for long term cladding performance. Our 5450 HVTS is a High Velocity, low stress state, thermal sprayed metal coating specifically suited for boiler tube protection in combustion environments with aggressive sulfidation conditions up to 1800°F (980°C). It is highly protective against under deposit corrosion, when Sulfur together with Sodium, Potassium and Vanadium Oxides form low melting temperature pyro-eutectic salts. The high Chromium content, together with performance enhancing elements provide a dense stable coating, with high bond strength due to micro-fusion sites on the substrate. A thermal expansion coefficient at the midpoint between carbon and stainless steels makes it well suited to both as substrate materials. The material also has good erosion resistance due to effective hard-phase integration. IGS 5450 was also tested by world renowned EPRI, Electric Power Research Institute, in a 1,300MW high sulfur coal, Supercritical boiler.
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Cladding Mitigates Fireside Corrosion of PC-Fired Boiler Waterwall Tubes
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Pulverized Coal Fired Boilers
Pulverized Coal Fired Boilers
HVTS Claddings To Mitigate Fireside Corrosion of PC-Fired Boilers
Pulverized Coal Fired Boiler Waterwall Corrosion
Low-NOx Burner Retrofit Corrosion Concerns
On-Site HVTS Cladding Mitigating Boiler Fireside Corrosion
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It is highly protective against under deposit corrosion, when Sulfur together with Sodium, Potassium and Vanadium Oxides form low melting temperature pyro-eutectic salts. The high Chromium content, together with performance enhancing elements provide a dense stable coating, with high bond strength due to micro-fusion sites on the substrate. A thermal expansion coefficient at the midpoint between carbon and stainless steels makes it well suited to both as substrate materials. The material also has good erosion resistance due to effective hard-phase integration. IGS 5450 was also tested by world renowned EPRI, Electric Power Research Institute, in a 1,300MW high sulfur coal, Supercritical boiler. Several other competitor’s materials were also tested, and IGS 5450 was the ONLY material to fully protect the substrate from corrosion during the 39,000 hour testing period. We exclusively utilize true High Velocity application process, where atomization of the material occurs before or in a super-sonic gas stream. It is the only way in which to achieve such optimal cladding properties needed for reliable and predictable long-term cladding performance. We offer our customers the following advantages over other thermal spray and cladding solutions: We apply IGS HVTS cladding in-situ to extend the life of waterwall tubes worldwide, thus avoiding costly replacement, extended outages and lost generation costs.
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Pulverized Coal Fired Boilers
HVTS Claddings To Mitigate Fireside Corrosion of PC-Fired Boilers
Pulverized Coal Fired Boiler Waterwall Corrosion
Low-NOx Burner Retrofit Corrosion Concerns
On-Site HVTS Cladding Mitigating Boiler Fireside Corrosion
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Several other competitor’s materials were also tested, and IGS 5450 was the ONLY material to fully protect the substrate from corrosion during the 39,000 hour testing period. We exclusively utilize true High Velocity application process, where atomization of the material occurs before or in a super-sonic gas stream. It is the only way in which to achieve such optimal cladding properties needed for reliable and predictable long-term cladding performance. We offer our customers the following advantages over other thermal spray and cladding solutions: We apply IGS HVTS cladding in-situ to extend the life of waterwall tubes worldwide, thus avoiding costly replacement, extended outages and lost generation costs. HVTS cladding has been proven best in class by world renowned EPRI, for high temperature sulfidation environments. Hundreds of our customers use metal spray cladding as an alternative to weld overlay to provide long-term protection saving both time and money. Fill the form below or contact one of our global locations to prevent expensive mechanical repair of your boiler.
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The drop-down list opens as soon as you begin typing a character that matches a list item in that field. For example, if you are writing a check and type the letter "B" in the "Pay to the Order of" field, the drop-down list will open if there is a list item that begins with a "B", such as "Bank of Middlefield." When this preference is off, QuickBooks does not automatically open drop-down lists. To manually open a drop-down list, click the arrow button to the right of the field. Restrictions: " Automatically open drop-down lists when typing" works only in fields that have lists and only if the character you type matches a character in the list. For example, drop-down lists will not open in the memo or description fields because there are no lists for those fields. Additionally, if you type "R" in a field with a list, but that list does not contain an entry beginning with the letter "R", the drop-down list will not automatically open. Where to find this preference: Open the general preferences
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Show ToolTips for clipped text
Moving the mouse over a field where the text is too long to fit displays ToolTips that show the entire contents of the field. Turn this preference off if you prefer not to display the ToolTips. Where to find this preference: Open the general preferences. To do this task
Go to the Edit menu and click Preferences. In the Preferences window, click General in the list on the left. Warn when deleting a transaction or unused list item
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Warns you when you try to delete a transaction or a list entry not currently in use. When this preference is off, QuickBooks allows you to delete a transaction or an unused list entry without warning. Where to find this preference: Open the general preferences. To do this task
Go to the Edit menu and click Preferences. In the Preferences window, click General in the list on the left. Keep QuickBooks running for quick startups
After you start your computer, QuickBooks starts and runs in the background so it's ready when you need it. When this preference is turned off, QuickBooks won't run in the background.
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Go to the Edit menu and click Preferences. In the Preferences window, click General in the list on the left. Keep QuickBooks running for quick startups
After you start your computer, QuickBooks starts and runs in the background so it's ready when you need it. When this preference is turned off, QuickBooks won't run in the background. Where to find this preference: Open the General Preferences
To do this task
Go to the Edit menu and click Preferences. In the Preferences window, click General in the list on the left. Click the following link for more information and detailed instructions: http://support.quickbooks.intuit.com/support/pages/knowledgebasearticle/899141.html.
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Where to find this preference: Open the General Preferences
To do this task
Go to the Edit menu and click Preferences. In the Preferences window, click General in the list on the left. Click the following link for more information and detailed instructions: http://support.quickbooks.intuit.com/support/pages/knowledgebasearticle/899141.html. Automatically recall information
You can have QuickBooks pre-fill new transactions based on previous transactions. To do this task
Open the general preferences. To do this task
Go to the Edit menu and click Preferences. In the Preferences window, click General in the list on the left. Click Automatically remember account or transaction information.
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Automatically recall information
You can have QuickBooks pre-fill new transactions based on previous transactions. To do this task
Open the general preferences. To do this task
Go to the Edit menu and click Preferences. In the Preferences window, click General in the list on the left. Click Automatically remember account or transaction information. Click one of the following two preferences. Automatically recall last transaction for this name: Sets up QuickBooks to remember the previous transaction for a person. When you enter a new transaction, QuickBooks automatically fills out the form with information you entered in the last transaction of that type for that person. For example, when you enter a vendor's name on a bill and press Tab, QuickBooks fills in the bill just like the most recent one you entered for that vendor.
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Click one of the following two preferences. Automatically recall last transaction for this name: Sets up QuickBooks to remember the previous transaction for a person. When you enter a new transaction, QuickBooks automatically fills out the form with information you entered in the last transaction of that type for that person. For example, when you enter a vendor's name on a bill and press Tab, QuickBooks fills in the bill just like the most recent one you entered for that vendor. Restrictions
This preference works only with bills, checks, credit card charges, invoices, and sales receipts. For invoices and sales receipts, it completes Ship Via, Ref Doc (PO Number), and Free On Board (FOB) values. This preference has no effect on purchase orders, payroll liability checks, or credit memos. Pre-fill accounts for vendor based on past entries: Sets up QuickBooks to pre-fill the account for a vendor transaction based on previous transactions for that vendor.
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Restrictions
This preference works only with bills, checks, credit card charges, invoices, and sales receipts. For invoices and sales receipts, it completes Ship Via, Ref Doc (PO Number), and Free On Board (FOB) values. This preference has no effect on purchase orders, payroll liability checks, or credit memos. Pre-fill accounts for vendor based on past entries: Sets up QuickBooks to pre-fill the account for a vendor transaction based on previous transactions for that vendor. QuickBooks remembers all your recent transactions for a vendor, not just the most recent one. If you consistently use the same account for a vendor, QuickBooks will automatically pre-fill that information any time you select the vendor in a bill or credit card transaction. Note: This preference only recalls accounts used for a vendor on vendor specific transactions such as entering a bill or paying a bill. QuickBooks will not recall accounts used with a vendor on other transactions such as checks.
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QuickBooks remembers all your recent transactions for a vendor, not just the most recent one. If you consistently use the same account for a vendor, QuickBooks will automatically pre-fill that information any time you select the vendor in a bill or credit card transaction. Note: This preference only recalls accounts used for a vendor on vendor specific transactions such as entering a bill or paying a bill. QuickBooks will not recall accounts used with a vendor on other transactions such as checks. How does QuickBooks know which account to pre-fill? This preference is "smart" about when to pre-fill account information when you select a vendor. For example, if you pay the rent every month from the same account, QuickBooks will soon start to pre-fill the bills you enter to your landlord with the usual account. When you use different accounts for a vendor, the account will not be pre-filled. For example, you might pay bills to a warehouse vendor out of several different accounts, depending on the purchase.
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How does QuickBooks know which account to pre-fill? This preference is "smart" about when to pre-fill account information when you select a vendor. For example, if you pay the rent every month from the same account, QuickBooks will soon start to pre-fill the bills you enter to your landlord with the usual account. When you use different accounts for a vendor, the account will not be pre-filled. For example, you might pay bills to a warehouse vendor out of several different accounts, depending on the purchase. So the next time you pay a bill to that warehouse, QuickBooks will not pre-fill the account. What if I set default expense accounts for a vendor? If you set default expenses accounts for a vendor, the default expense accounts override the "Pre-fill accounts for vendor based on past entries" option in general preferences. Click the OK button. You can always override any pre-filled information in a transaction.
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So the next time you pay a bill to that warehouse, QuickBooks will not pre-fill the account. What if I set default expense accounts for a vendor? If you set default expenses accounts for a vendor, the default expense accounts override the "Pre-fill accounts for vendor based on past entries" option in general preferences. Click the OK button. You can always override any pre-filled information in a transaction. Default Date to Use for New Transactions
You can use today's date or the last date entered as the default date for new transactions. Where to find this preference: Open the general preferences. To do this task
Go to the Edit menu and click Preferences. In the Preferences window, click General in the list on the left.
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Default Date to Use for New Transactions
You can use today's date or the last date entered as the default date for new transactions. Where to find this preference: Open the general preferences. To do this task
Go to the Edit menu and click Preferences. In the Preferences window, click General in the list on the left. Keep custom item information when changing item in transactions
Changes the way QuickBooks handles a customized item description in transactions if the item is changed after a customized description has been entered. For example, if you're entering a purchase order and customize the description of an item but then realize you've selected the wrong item, you can change the item without losing the description you've typed. Changes are only saved in the current transaction and do not change the default description of the item. Ask: Prompts you to choose whether you want to use the customized description or whether you want to discard the changes and use the default description instead.
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Keep custom item information when changing item in transactions
Changes the way QuickBooks handles a customized item description in transactions if the item is changed after a customized description has been entered. For example, if you're entering a purchase order and customize the description of an item but then realize you've selected the wrong item, you can change the item without losing the description you've typed. Changes are only saved in the current transaction and do not change the default description of the item. Ask: Prompts you to choose whether you want to use the customized description or whether you want to discard the changes and use the default description instead. Always: Automatically uses your customized description on the newly selected item without prompting you. Never: Automatically uses the default description of the newly selected item without prompting you. Where to find this preference:
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Always: Automatically uses your customized description on the newly selected item without prompting you. Never: Automatically uses the default description of the newly selected item without prompting you. Where to find this preference: Open general preferences
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These preferences affect all users. Only the QuickBooks Admini
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Your Emotional Bank Account
Your
Emotional
Bank
Account
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Your Emotional Bank Account
Your
Emotional
Bank
Account
By
M.J.
Clark,
M.A.,
APR
One
of
my
clients,
Wes
Raynor
with
Matesich
Distributing,
recently
shared
with
me
a
powerful
metaphor
created
by
Stephen
Covey
called
the
Emotional
Bank
Account
that
I
wanted
to
pass
along
to
all
of
you. We
all
know
how
our
regular
bank
account
works. We
make
deposits,
save
up
money,
and
when
we
need
that
money
later,
we
withdraw
it. An
emotional
bank
account
is
an
account
of
trust
instead
of
money. It’s
an
account
based
on
how
safe
you
feel
with
another
person. Covey
identifies
six
ways
to
make
deposits
(or
reduce
withdrawals): Understanding
the
Individual. This
means
listening
intently
to
what
the
other
person
is
saying
and
empathizing
with
how
they
may
feel. It’s
important
to
care
for
others
and
act
with
kindness
toward
them. Keeping
Commitments.
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Emotional
Bank
Account
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Covey
identifies
six
ways
to
make
deposits
(or
reduce
withdrawals): Understanding
the
Individual. This
means
listening
intently
to
what
the
other
person
is
saying
and
empathizing
with
how
they
may
feel. It’s
important
to
care
for
others
and
act
with
kindness
toward
them. Keeping
Commitments. How
do
you
feel
when
someone
arrives
right
on
time
when
you
have
a
meeting? How
about
when
people
simply
do
what
they
say
they
will
do? You
build
up
an
emotional
reserve
by
keeping
your
commitments. Clarifying
Expectations. We
are
not
mind
readers,
and
yet
we
consistently
expect
others
to
know
what
we
expect
of
them.
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Your
Emotional
Bank
Account
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How
do
you
feel
when
someone
arrives
right
on
time
when
you
have
a
meeting? How
about
when
people
simply
do
what
they
say
they
will
do? You
build
up
an
emotional
reserve
by
keeping
your
commitments. Clarifying
Expectations. We
are
not
mind
readers,
and
yet
we
consistently
expect
others
to
know
what
we
expect
of
them. Communicating
our
expectations
can
help
create
a
higher
level
of
trust. When
we
ask
for
what
we
want,
and
we
get
it,
we
can
then
trust
a
little
more. Attending
to
the
Little
Things. Don’t
you
find
that
the
little
things
tend
to
become
the
BIG
things
when
they
do
not
receive
our
attention? Doing
the
little
things
is
how
we
honor
and
show
respect
for
others.
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Communicating
our
expectations
can
help
create
a
higher
level
of
trust. When
we
ask
for
what
we
want,
and
we
get
it,
we
can
then
trust
a
little
more. Attending
to
the
Little
Things. Don’t
you
find
that
the
little
things
tend
to
become
the
BIG
things
when
they
do
not
receive
our
attention? Doing
the
little
things
is
how
we
honor
and
show
respect
for
others. Small
kindnesses,
a
smile,
a
little
extra
effort,
a
hug,
doing
something
you
didn’t
“have”
to: these
are
the
things
that
build
trust. Showing
Personal
Integrity. Integrity
is
the
moral
floor
upon
which
trusting
relationships
are
built. When
we
operate
with
sound
moral
character,
it
makes
it
so
easy
for
others
to
trust
us.
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Small
kindnesses,
a
smile,
a
little
extra
effort,
a
hug,
doing
something
you
didn’t
“have”
to: these
are
the
things
that
build
trust. Showing
Personal
Integrity. Integrity
is
the
moral
floor
upon
which
trusting
relationships
are
built. When
we
operate
with
sound
moral
character,
it
makes
it
so
easy
for
others
to
trust
us. Apologizing
When
We
Make
a
Withdrawal. We
will
make
mistakes; it’s
part
of
life. But
when
you
see
you
have
violated
a
trust,
sincerely
apologizing
is
how
we
make
a
deposit
to
counteract
the
damage
we
have
done. When
your
trust
level
is
high,
because
you’ve
made
lots
of
deposits,
communication
is
almost
effortless.
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Bank
Account
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Apologizing
When
We
Make
a
Withdrawal. We
will
make
mistakes; it’s
part
of
life. But
when
you
see
you
have
violated
a
trust,
sincerely
apologizing
is
how
we
make
a
deposit
to
counteract
the
damage
we
have
done. When
your
trust
level
is
high,
because
you’ve
made
lots
of
deposits,
communication
is
almost
effortless. You
can
be
yourself,
and
others
understand
and
appreciate
you. Then,
when
you
make
mistakes
or
offend
someone
unexpectedly,
you
draw
on
that
reserve
and
the
relationship
still
maintains
a
solid
level
of
trust. Conversely,
when
you
are
discourteous,
disrespect
others,
interrupt
others,
speak
sarcastically
or
ignore
others,
your
emotional
bank
account
becomes
overdrawn
because
you
have
jeopardized
the
trust
level. When
the
trust
level
is
low,
you
have
to
be
very
careful
of
what
you
say; you
tend
to
be
more
political.
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Your Emotional Bank Account
Your
Emotional
Bank
Account
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You
can
be
yourself,
and
others
understand
and
appreciate
you. Then,
when
you
make
mistakes
or
offend
someone
unexpectedly,
you
draw
on
that
reserve
and
the
relationship
still
maintains
a
solid
level
of
trust. Conversely,
when
you
are
discourteous,
disrespect
others,
interrupt
others,
speak
sarcastically
or
ignore
others,
your
emotional
bank
account
becomes
overdrawn
because
you
have
jeopardized
the
trust
level. When
the
trust
level
is
low,
you
have
to
be
very
careful
of
what
you
say; you
tend
to
be
more
political. Our
most
precious
relationships
(with
our
spouse,
kids,
friends
and
boss)
require
constant
deposits,
because
those
relationships
continue
to
grow
and
change,
and
with
these
changes
come
new
expectations. If
you
have
a
teenager
at
home,
you
may
make
several
withdrawals
in
just
one
day! As
your
marriage
evolves,
your
roles
and
responsibilities
may
change,
and
your
work
and
home
lives
may
change
over
time
because
of
career
changes
or
kids
moving
out
or
back
in. These
relationships
require
constant
investment. When
Wes
shared
this
metaphor
with
me,
I
took
some
time
to
write
in
my
journal
about
my
spouse,
family,
friends
and
boss.
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Emotional
Bank
Account
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Our
most
precious
relationships
(with
our
spouse,
kids,
friends
and
boss)
require
constant
deposits,
because
those
relationships
continue
to
grow
and
change,
and
with
these
changes
come
new
expectations. If
you
have
a
teenager
at
home,
you
may
make
several
withdrawals
in
just
one
day! As
your
marriage
evolves,
your
roles
and
responsibilities
may
change,
and
your
work
and
home
lives
may
change
over
time
because
of
career
changes
or
kids
moving
out
or
back
in. These
relationships
require
constant
investment. When
Wes
shared
this
metaphor
with
me,
I
took
some
time
to
write
in
my
journal
about
my
spouse,
family,
friends
and
boss. If
I
had
to
rate
each
one
in
terms
of
my
emotional
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How much does a Focus System cost? Professionals interested in purchasing the Focus System must first complete Focus System training. Once trained, the cost of equipment ranges from $1495-$1950. The cost of a Unyte-iLs program to the end user varies depending on how the Focus System is implemented within a practice. How long is a Focus System Program? What is the structure of the program? Program sessions are 30 – 60 minutes in length, with a recommended frequency of 3 – 5 times per week. Program length is flexible and depends upon the therapeutic objectives as well as the client’s circumstances. Most programs are 40 – 60 sessions over a 2 – 5 month period. Longer programs are recommended for those with developmental challenges.
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What is the structure of the program? Program sessions are 30 – 60 minutes in length, with a recommended frequency of 3 – 5 times per week. Program length is flexible and depends upon the therapeutic objectives as well as the client’s circumstances. Most programs are 40 – 60 sessions over a 2 – 5 month period. Longer programs are recommended for those with developmental challenges. What if my client/child has auditory sensitivity and can’t wear headphones? One of the most consistent areas of success with the Focus System is reducing a child’s auditory and tactile sensitivity. We typically recommend beginning with the Dreampad at home. Desensitization is best achieved in an emotionally secure environment, and listening to the Dreampad in the security of one’s own home is an effective start to the process. Begin with the headphones on the knee, shoulder, neck.
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What if my client/child has auditory sensitivity and can’t wear headphones? One of the most consistent areas of success with the Focus System is reducing a child’s auditory and tactile sensitivity. We typically recommend beginning with the Dreampad at home. Desensitization is best achieved in an emotionally secure environment, and listening to the Dreampad in the security of one’s own home is an effective start to the process. Begin with the headphones on the knee, shoulder, neck. This will deliver bone conduction and can often desensitize the client enough to wear headphones. It is advisable to begin with shorter sessions and increase them gradually as the child’s sensitivity decreases. ( see www.integratedlistening.com/dreampad)
For whom is the Focus System recommended? Professionals implementing the Focus System report the most significant gains in the following areas: Sensory processing
Language and processing
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This will deliver bone conduction and can often desensitize the client enough to wear headphones. It is advisable to begin with shorter sessions and increase them gradually as the child’s sensitivity decreases. ( see www.integratedlistening.com/dreampad)
For whom is the Focus System recommended? Professionals implementing the Focus System report the most significant gains in the following areas: Sensory processing
Language and processing
Concentration and focus
Fine and gross motor function
Emotional regulation, mood and self-confidence
Cognitive functions
Do I qualify for Focus System training? Registration criteria for training includes an masters degree or equivalent in health care, education or other related area. Requests for exceptions are considered on an individual basis. Certified professionals and assistants in the following disciplines can be trained: Speech-Language Pathologist, Occupational Therapist, Physical Therapist, Educator, Educational Therapist, Medical Doctor, Registered Nurse, Psychiatrist, Psychologist, Counselor, Social Worker, ADHD Coach, Neurofeedback Therapist, Naturopath, Athletic Trainer, Audiologist and other therapists and health care providers. Does the Focus System have supporting research?
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Registration criteria for training includes an masters degree or equivalent in health care, education or other related area. Requests for exceptions are considered on an individual basis. Certified professionals and assistants in the following disciplines can be trained: Speech-Language Pathologist, Occupational Therapist, Physical Therapist, Educator, Educational Therapist, Medical Doctor, Registered Nurse, Psychiatrist, Psychologist, Counselor, Social Worker, ADHD Coach, Neurofeedback Therapist, Naturopath, Athletic Trainer, Audiologist and other therapists and health care providers. Does the Focus System have supporting research? Please see our research page for supporting research, pilot studies and case studies. Can I use the Focus System at home? The Focus System may be conducted at home if overseen by a certified iLs Associate. It is common to combine home use with a clinic program in order to achieve the recommended 3 – 5 times per week frequency. Can the Dreampad replace the main Unyte-iLs sound/movement program?
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Please see our research page for supporting research, pilot studies and case studies. Can I use the Focus System at home? The Focus System may be conducted at home if overseen by a certified iLs Associate. It is common to combine home use with a clinic program in order to achieve the recommended 3 – 5 times per week frequency. Can the Dreampad replace the main Unyte-iLs sound/movement program? The Dreampad is considered to be a therapeutic tool/bridge to help with stress, sleep and sensory sensitivity (prior to or during any Unyte-iLs program). The Focus System has a high degree of interactive multi-sensory training which can be customized toward achieving therapeutic goals. Typically, the Dreampad serves as an adjunct to a therapeutic program. What makes the Focus System different from other therapeutic programs? Sound + Movement:
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The Dreampad is considered to be a therapeutic tool/bridge to help with stress, sleep and sensory sensitivity (prior to or during any Unyte-iLs program). The Focus System has a high degree of interactive multi-sensory training which can be customized toward achieving therapeutic goals. Typically, the Dreampad serves as an adjunct to a therapeutic program. What makes the Focus System different from other therapeutic programs? Sound + Movement: THe Focus System uses a multi-sensory approach which combines sound with movement to stimulate the visual, vestibular and auditory systems simultaneously. This integrated method provides a unique approach to sensory processing, emotional regulation and cognitive skill development. Additionally, it is complementary and often done simultaneous with other interventions (e.g. tutoring, ABA, counseling). Program Customization & Value: The Focus System was specifically developed to help meet therapeutic objectives.
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THe Focus System uses a multi-sensory approach which combines sound with movement to stimulate the visual, vestibular and auditory systems simultaneously. This integrated method provides a unique approach to sensory processing, emotional regulation and cognitive skill development. Additionally, it is complementary and often done simultaneous with other interventions (e.g. tutoring, ABA, counseling). Program Customization & Value: The Focus System was specifically developed to help meet therapeutic objectives. The System includes over 200 hours of music in multiple programs which can be combined and tailored for client needs. The larger music selection is important for customization, as well as listening variety. Equipment Durability: Unyte-iLs’s robust equipment is designed for daily use in busy practices. Metal housing and rechargeable amplifiers add to equipment durability.
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The System includes over 200 hours of music in multiple programs which can be combined and tailored for client needs. The larger music selection is important for customization, as well as listening variety. Equipment Durability: Unyte-iLs’s robust equipment is designed for daily use in busy practices. Metal housing and rechargeable amplifiers add to equipment durability. Our engineers have been making air/bone conduction headphones since 2000. The Focus System amplifier is made in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The Dreampad is made in Denver. Interactive Language Program: The Interactive Language Program (ILP) is designed to improve auditory processing and language skills, which are essential for full social and academic success.
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Our engineers have been making air/bone conduction headphones since 2000. The Focus System amplifier is made in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The Dreampad is made in Denver. Interactive Language Program: The Interactive Language Program (ILP) is designed to improve auditory processing and language skills, which are essential for full social and academic success. Can I get CEUs for Focus System training? Unyte-iLs is an American Occupational Therapy Association Approved Provider of continuing education. Successful completion of the Focus System Training Course will result in 10 contact hours or 1.0 AOTA CEU. Practitioners seeking credits with other organizations are frequently successful when applying directly to those organizations.
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As Medical Practitioners at Integrated Pain Specialists, we want to assure you that the intrinsic value of patient-centered care has never been more important. While we find ourselves now in a situation many of us would have never imagined, we want to assure you we are taking every precaution available to ensure patient safety. We are following the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) guidelines pertaining to the effectiveness of controlling any exposure to our patients and can assure you, we are actively taking these precautions seriously by sanitizing the office space while making every effort to present a safe environment for our patients. If you are seen in our office during this time, here is what to expect
Everything has been disinfected as much as possible. From doorknobs to keyboards, we have been diligent about continually wiping germs away using industrial strength products. Only patients are allowed into the exam room area, as we take every precaution necessary to keep everyone in the office as safe as possible
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Integrated Pain Specialists of Southern California provide an array of services for patients with acute or chronic pain. Each patient is comprehensively evaluated by a physician, and treatment plans are tailored to meet each individuals needs. Diagnostic studies and medication may be prescribed.
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Integrated Pain Specialists of Southern California provide an array of services for patients with acute or chronic pain. Each patient is comprehensively evaluated by a physician, and treatment plans are tailored to meet each individuals needs. Diagnostic studies and medication may be prescribed. Various Interventional procedures may be utilized including less invasive Regenerative Medicine Platelet rich plasma (PRP), Stem Cell therapies and steroid injections to more complex procedures, such as, radiofrequency, neural ablation procedures, peripheral nerve stimulators, percutaneous spinal cord stimulators and programmable medication pump implants. Pain Management & Regenerative Therapies
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Our Services
Welcome To Our Clinic!
Pain Management & Regenerative Therapies
Arthritis
Neuropathy
The Integrated Pain Specialists & Regenerative Medicine Staff are the finest to be found ANYWHERE! Highly Recommend !
You are always Awesome !
Dr. Smith is my HERO! There aren't many doctors that will take as much time as he is, to help me find answers.
Latest News
New Integrated Pain Website
Difficulties in Teaching Diagnostic Reasoning in the Digital Age: the Critical Role of the Teacher-Clinician Mentor
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Various Interventional procedures may be utilized including less invasive Regenerative Medicine Platelet rich plasma (PRP), Stem Cell therapies and steroid injections to more complex procedures, such as, radiofrequency, neural ablation procedures, peripheral nerve stimulators, percutaneous spinal cord stimulators and programmable medication pump implants. Pain Management & Regenerative Therapies
Arm & Leg Pain
Back & Neck Pain
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Cervical Radiculopathy
Disc Degeneration
Failed Back Surgery
Arthritis
Fibromyalgia
Myofascial Pain Syndrome
Neuropathy
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Spinal Stenosis
For over 20 years I've been in constant back pain. My lower back to be exact. Its kept me from normal activities. Getting this procedure done has been the best. I’ve been able to do movements I could only think of. Walking has been one of the best walks I've had in Years! Thank you…
Everyone I've had the pleasure of working with / seeing for any issues or checking in, have been WONDERFUL!!! Very professional and personable too! I feel like I'm in "Good Hands" with anyone I deal with in this practice.
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Home - Integrated Pain Specialists
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Reduce
Your Pain
Personalized Care
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Your Quality of Life
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(619) 398-2988
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Our Services
Welcome To Our Clinic!
Pain Management & Regenerative Therapies
Arthritis
Neuropathy
The Integrated Pain Specialists & Regenerative Medicine Staff are the finest to be found ANYWHERE! Highly Recommend !
You are always Awesome !
Dr. Smith is my HERO! There aren't many doctors that will take as much time as he is, to help me find answers.
Latest News
New Integrated Pain Website
Difficulties in Teaching Diagnostic Reasoning in the Digital Age: the Critical Role of the Teacher-Clinician Mentor
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I’ve been able to do movements I could only think of. Walking has been one of the best walks I've had in Years! Thank you…
Everyone I've had the pleasure of working with / seeing for any issues or checking in, have been WONDERFUL!!! Very professional and personable too! I feel like I'm in "Good Hands" with anyone I deal with in this practice. Thank You! The Integrated Pain Specialists & Regenerative Medicine Staff are the finest to be found ANYWHERE! Highly Recommend ! You are always Awesome ! Dr. Smith is my HERO!
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http://integratedpain.com/
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Home - Integrated Pain Specialists
|
Reduce
Your Pain
Personalized Care
Improve
Your Quality of Life
Opening Hours
Our Practice
Schedule an Appointment
(619) 398-2988
COVID-19 and Patient Safety
If you are seen in our office during this time, here is what to expect
Our Services
Welcome To Our Clinic!
Pain Management & Regenerative Therapies
Arthritis
Neuropathy
The Integrated Pain Specialists & Regenerative Medicine Staff are the finest to be found ANYWHERE! Highly Recommend !
You are always Awesome !
Dr. Smith is my HERO! There aren't many doctors that will take as much time as he is, to help me find answers.
Latest News
New Integrated Pain Website
Difficulties in Teaching Diagnostic Reasoning in the Digital Age: the Critical Role of the Teacher-Clinician Mentor
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Thank You! The Integrated Pain Specialists & Regenerative Medicine Staff are the finest to be found ANYWHERE! Highly Recommend ! You are always Awesome ! Dr. Smith is my HERO! There aren't many doctors that will take as much time as he is, to help me find answers. This place is So Good about taking care of my pain concerns. I have given their name to many people. Everyone in the staff treats you well and with great care - both in office & on the Phone. Best Practice to go for Pain.
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