Model Number 8353-8924-7-1 |
Device Problem
Material Integrity Problem (2978)
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Patient Problem
Electric Shock (2554)
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Event Date 05/23/2023 |
Event Type
Injury
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Event Description
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Patient reported to nursing staff that they sustained an electric shock from a portable nebuliser machine.On examination, the nebuliser port was found to have been pushed inside the device whereby it was possible to see electrical wiring.This compressor is a double insulation device and is still operable.Whilst it is possible to see some electrical wiring i was unable to determine how the patient managed to receive an electric shock.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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The patient receiving and electoral shock due to port being pushed in is a health hazard.Even though the clinician was unable to determine where patient may have received electrical shock, if there are any abnormalities with unit it should not be used.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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The patient receiving and electoral shock due to port being pushed in is a health hazard.Even though the clinician was unable to determine where patient may have received electrical shock, if there are any abnormalities with unit it should not be used.Complaint history reviewed: 0 similar complaints for product group under "exposed wire", 0 similar complaints for product group under "power cord issue", 5 under "broken/cracked", upon review - 1 similar complaint for this issue.Issue does not appear to be trending.Pictures show case of compressor has been split and the outlet plug has been pushed into the unit.Customer stated end user sustained shock from unit, however was unable to recreate shock.Without returned unit, further investigation into shock hazard cannot be completed.Risk(rma-20013c): r70: electrical wires exposed to user - power cord insulation damaged - s=7 o=2 rpn=14.Rpn<25, therefore risk is acceptable.
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Event Description
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Patient reported to nursing staff that they sustained an electric shock from a portable nebuliser machine.On examination, the nebuliser port was found to have been pushed inside the device whereby it was possible to see electrical wiring.This compressor is a double insulation device and is still operable.Whilst it is possible to see some electrical wiring i was unable to determine how the patient managed to receive an electric shock.
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Search Alerts/Recalls
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