What is the level of control an insulin pump can provide without student input?

An insulin pump operates by delivering insulin continuously to help manage blood glucose levels, but it requires user input to make adjustments based on food intake, exercise, and blood glucose measurements. While the pump can automate many aspects of insulin delivery, such as providing a basal rate and delivering bolus doses, it does not function effectively without the user's intervention. Therefore, it does not provide complete control, partial control, or an automatic shutdown without the user actively managing their diabetes.

The correct interpretation is that the pump, in and of itself, does not make decisions or adjustments independent of the user, emphasizing the importance of self-management in diabetes care.