Pen cap for medication injection pen having temperature sensor
One or more embodiments of the disclosure relate, generally, to a replacement pen cap for a medication injection pen comprising at least one temperature sensor for monitoring a temperature of a medication, detect dosing events, and determine that medication may be denatured based on temperature data, received analyte measurement data prior, and the detected dosing events.
1. A replacement pen cap for a medication injection pen comprising at least one temperature sensor configured to monitor a temperature of medication within the medication injection pen while the replacement pen cap is associated with the medication injection pen, wherein the replacement pen cap is configured to:
detect possible dosing events;
receive analyte measurement data from an analyte sensor system;
responsive to the received analyte measurement data, determine a relationship between the received analyte measurement data and an expected analyte measurement data due to the detected possible dosing events; and
determine, subsequent to at least one of the detected possible dosing events, if medication in the medication injection pen is denatured based at least partially on a combination of data from the at least one temperature sensor and the determined relationship between the received analyte measurement data and the expected analyte measurement data due to the detected possible dosing events.
2. The replacement pen cap of claim 1 , wherein the at least one temperature sensor is further configured to monitor ranges of temperature when the pen cap is associated with the medication injection pen.
3. The replacement pen cap of claim 1 , wherein the replacement pen cap is further configured to provide at least one of an alarm or alert to a user when a selected threshold temperature value is sensed, wherein an alert is presented when a threshold is exceeded as a visual display and an audible alarm is triggered when the threshold is exceeded and the received analyte measurement data indicates that one or more prior medication administrations have been ineffective.
4. The replacement pen cap of claim 3 , wherein glucose values are an interstitial fluid glucose level or based on an interstitial fluid glucose level.
5. The replacement pen cap of claim 3 , wherein glucose values are a blood glucose level correlated to an interstitial fluid glucose level.
6. The replacement pen cap of claim 3 , wherein glucose values are a blood glucose level.
7. The replacement pen cap of claim 1 , wherein the replacement pen cap is configured to provide data to a user relating to the temperature exposure of the medication.
8. A smart electronics module integratable with a medication injection pen comprising at least one temperature sensor configured to monitor a temperature of medication within the medication injection pen while the smart electronics module is enabled, wherein the smart electronics module is configured to:
detect possible dosing events;
receive analyte measurement data from an analyte sensor;
responsive to the received analyte measurement data, determine a relationship between the received analyte measurement data and an expected analyte measurement data due to the detected possible dosing events; and
determine, subsequent to at least one of the detected possible dosing events, if medication in the medication injection pen is denatured based at least partially on a combination of data from the at least one temperature sensor and the determined relationship between the received analyte measurement data and the expected analyte measurement data due to the detected possible dosing events.