How to choose the right insulin pump to fit your needs.
What's involved in pump therapy?
Training with the use of your insulin pump.
Setting up your new insulin pump.
How to prepare your pump for use.
Properly preparing the infusion set for use with your insulin pump.
Now your pumping! So now what? Where do I go from here?
Testing your blood sugars.
Seting your personal Basal Rates and updating them when the time comes.
Bolusing - Correction bolus and meal bolus
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One thing that you'll learn and you should always keep in mind is to take care of your diabetes first and your insulin pump second.

With the fast acting insulin that your insulin pump uses, it's critical that you test your blood sugar on a regular basis.  Most people check their blood sugar at least 6 times a day.

If something should happen to the insulin delivery, your blood sugar will rise quickly and in some cases will cause ketoacidosis (DKA).