Dexcom G7 User manual

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Getting Started
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This is abbreviated instruction. For detailed, step-by-
step instructions on how to use the Dexcom G7 Continuous Glucose
Monitoring (CGM) System, please refer to the instructions for use.
Screens are representational only. Your product may look different.

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Today we will cover:
•Setting expectations
•Setting up your receiver
•Inserting your sensor
•Receiver features
•Alerts
•Removing your sensor
•Treatment decisions
•And more
Welcome!

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•Real time glucose readings up to
every 5 minutes
•Can help you identify trends and
patterns
•Can help you take action to avoid
high or low glucose
•No fingersticks needed to make
diabetes treatment decisions*
Value of Dexcom G7
*If your glucose alerts and readings from the G7 do not match symptoms
or expectations, use a blood glucose meter to make diabetes treatment
decisions.

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Two different types of body fluids:
interstitial fluid (Dexcom G7) and blood
(meter).
Readings can be different and still be
considered accurate.
Setting Expectations

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Applicator with built-in Sensor
•Applicator inserts the sensor under your skin
•Sensor gets glucose information
•Wear sensor for up to 10 days
•Sensor sends glucose information to the
receiver
Dexcom G7 Receiver
•Shows glucose information
•Rechargeable using supplied USB cable

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Select
The receiver screen tells you which
button to use.
To scroll faster hold down the Scroll
button.
To move to next field, use the Select
button.
Receiver Navigation
Scroll
Down
Scroll Up
Go Back

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To turn the receiver on press and hold
the Select button for 3-5 seconds.
Turn Receiver On
Select

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Time and Date

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The receiver will walk you through a
series of screens on:
•Safety
Information Screens
•Treatment decisions
•Trend arrows
•Alerts
•Reading the home screen
•Urgent Low
•Urgent Low Soon

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When prompted, insert the sensor.
Insert Sensor