The investigation is still in progress.Once the investigation is complete a supplemental report will be filed.H11: section a through f - the information provided by bd represents all the known information at this time.Despite good faith efforts to obtain additional information, the complainant / reporter was unable or unwilling to provide any further patient, product, or procedural details to bd.H3 other text : the device was not returned.
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It was reported that as per nurse patient was treating under an arctic sun device and should be normothermic.Targeted temperature was 98.6f (37c), patient temperature was 95.5f (35.278c), water temperature was 83.3f (28.5c) and water flow rate was 2.8 l/m.Four pads were attached.Rate set to 0.25c/hr.Patient was at 37c at midnight and removed from device.Placed back on device for 4 hours.Nurse denied any shivering, micro-shivering or seizure activity.Also confirmed good pad coverage.System diagnostics read outlet monitor temperature was 28.6c, outlet control temperature was 28.8c, inlet temperature was 28.7c, chiller temperature was 5.3c, water flow rate was 2.8 l/m, inlet pressure was -7 psi, circulation pump command was 66 percentage, mixing pump command was 0, heater was 22, water reservoir level was 5, system hours were 10,164 and pump hours were 9,188.Walked through stop therapy, drain pads and attempted to drain 16 ounces from right drain port.Nurse noted that no water was emptying from port, but mucous and red tinged substance were coming out.It was asked to try removing tube and replacing with same results.Advised to send device to biomed and swap out to another available device.It was asked to call back if additional assistance needed.Confirmed they would update cm/tm so that they could follow up with biomed & nurse educator at hospital.Spoke with them, they stated it could possibly be compressor oil or maintenance had not been done on the machine.
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