Definitions for "Insulin Pump"
An insulin pump is a small device that is attached to the body and delivers doses of insulin when needed. It is a complicated device that requires the training and attention of a motivated patient.
A device that is a little bigger then a pager that delivers insulin by means of a catheter placed just under the skin.  It delivers insulin in two ways - basal and bolus - and eliminates the need for standard injections.
A small, computerized device -- about the size of a beeper -- that is worn on a belt or put in a pocket. Insulin pumps have a small flexible tube with a fine needle on the end. The needle is inserted under the skin of the abdomen and taped in place. A carefully measured, steady flow of insulin is released into the tissue.
a good way to achieve the degree of control now known to be the best defense against long-term health problems
a great way to achieve the degree of control we now know is your best defense against long-term health problems
Keywords:  syringe, box, filled, containing
a box containing a syringe filled with insulin
Keywords:  solution, reasonable, good
a good solution
a reasonable solution for some
an excellent tool for helping people improve glucose control