Deltec Cozmo

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Deltec Cozmo

Deltec Cozmo (pronunciation: /dɛltɛk kɒzmoʊ/) is a type of insulin pump that was manufactured by Smiths Medical, a global provider of medical devices. The Deltec Cozmo was designed to assist individuals with diabetes in managing their insulin levels.

Etymology

The name "Deltec Cozmo" is a combination of the manufacturer's name, "Deltec," and "Cozmo," which is likely a stylized spelling of "cosmo," a term derived from the Greek word "kosmos" meaning "order" or "world." The name may reflect the device's aim to bring order to the world of those managing diabetes.

Function

The Deltec Cozmo insulin pump was designed to deliver a continuous supply of insulin to the user. The device could be programmed to deliver different amounts of insulin at different times of the day, depending on the user's needs. This feature, known as basal rate, could be adjusted to match the user's lifestyle and activity level.

In addition to the basal rate, the Deltec Cozmo also had a bolus function. This allowed the user to deliver a larger dose of insulin to counteract the rise in blood sugar levels that occurs after eating.

Related Terms

  • Insulin pump: A medical device that delivers insulin to the body in order to manage blood sugar levels in individuals with diabetes.
  • Basal rate: The rate at which an insulin pump delivers insulin to the body throughout the day.
  • Bolus: A larger dose of insulin delivered by an insulin pump to counteract the rise in blood sugar levels after eating.
  • Smiths Medical: The global provider of medical devices that manufactured the Deltec Cozmo insulin pump.

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