It was reported there was a patient incident that occurred on (b)(6), 2022.The customer has requested the device configuration files and logs be reviewed.The device was in use at time event, and it was reported a patient died.Device logs were provided to a philips clinical specialist (cs) for review.The cs reviewed the logs and noted that the philips mp5 patient monitor was associated with the classic philips intellivue information center (piic) on (b)(6) 2022 at 20:14:5, and remained connected until a new association on (b)(6) 2022 at 13:13:07 with an abort message was sent from the piic central.The cs indicated that this could be due to the monitor being turned off and the association with the piic was not established.The classic piic was showing the association of 4 waves ¿ ecg lead ii, v, and avr, and pleth.9 parameters were displayed.An asystole alarm was sounded at 8:12:03.This alarm played until it was silenced at 08:22.00 from the piic (piic did not log bedside interactions).At 10:50:22, the alarms were suspended and then unsuspended at 10:51.22.Based on the configuration file of the mp5 monitor, alarms were audibly latched for red alarms and visually latched for red and yellow alarms.From the logs, the asystole alarm played for 10 minutes before it was silenced at the piic.After this time, there would have been a short reminder of the red alarm every three minutes according to the configuration file (alarm reminder set to on and reminder time was three minutes.The cs could also tell the monitor entered and exited standby at 09:54:06, 10:50:19, and 12:28:00.The patient data was discharged and saved at 12:27:55 on (b)(6).This information was provided to the customer as requested.
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