System and method for monitoring a physiological condition
First Claim
1. A diabetes self-care system, comprising:
- (a) a blood glucose meter;
(b) a portable microprocessor-based unit signal coupled with the blood glucose meter such as to be capable of downloading blood glucose measurement data into the portable microprocessor-based unit;
(c) said blood glucose data being used as input data for a program of instructions running on the portable microprocessor-based unit; and
(d) said program of instructions including instructions to send a signal to inject insulin when blood glucose levels do not remain in a predetermined range.
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Abstract
Method for treating a medical condition in a human patient comprising choosing a psychological strategy for treating the medical condition, encoding electronic instructions for an interactive video game in such a way that the interactive video game implements the psychological strategy, loading the electronic instructions into a microprocessor-based unit equipped with a display for displaying the interactive video game and with an patient input device for receiving responses to the interactive video game from the human patient, and instructing the human patient how and when to use the microprocessor-based unit to play the interactive video game. The interactive video game contains instructions for a scoring procedure for quantitatively analyzing the medical condition of the human patient, and/or counseling instructions or self-care instructions. The video game can be used in conjunction with a physical parameter measuring device connected to the microprocessor-based unit.
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28 Claims
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1. A diabetes self-care system, comprising:
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(a) a blood glucose meter;
(b) a portable microprocessor-based unit signal coupled with the blood glucose meter such as to be capable of downloading blood glucose measurement data into the portable microprocessor-based unit;
(c) said blood glucose data being used as input data for a program of instructions running on the portable microprocessor-based unit; and
(d) said program of instructions including instructions to send a signal to inject insulin when blood glucose levels do not remain in a predetermined range. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
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9. A method of diabetes self-care, comprising the steps of:
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(A) signal coupling a blood glucose meter with a portable microprocessor-based unit;
(B) downloading blood glucose measurement data into the portable microprocessor-based unit from the blood glucose meter;
(C) running a program of instructions on the portable microprocessor-based unit;
(D) inputting said blood glucose data as input data for the program of instructions running the portable microprocessor-based unit; and
(E) sending a signal including instructions of said program of instructions to inject insulin when blood glucose levels do not remain in a predetermined range. - View Dependent Claims (10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16)
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17. A diabetes self-care system, comprising:
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(a) a portable microprocessor-based unit capable of downloading blood glucose measurement data therein;
(b) a remote communications unit signal coupled for communication with said portable microprocessor-based unit;
(c) said blood glucose measurement data being used as input data for a program of instructions running on the portable microprocessor-based unit; and
(d) said program of instructions including instructions to send a signal to inject insulin when blood glucose levels do not remain in a predetermined range. - View Dependent Claims (18, 19, 20, 21, 22)
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23. A method of diabetes self-care, comprising the steps of:
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(A) signal coupling a remote communications unit with a portable microprocessor-based unit;
(B) downloading blood glucose measurement data into a portable microprocessor-based unit;
(C) running a program of instructions on the portable microprocessor-based unit;
(D) inputting said blood glucose data as input data for the program of instructions running on the portable microprocessor-based unit; and
(E) sending a signal including instructions of said program of instructions to inject insulin when blood glucose levels do not remain in a predetermined range. - View Dependent Claims (24, 25, 26, 27, 28)
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