It was reported that when the rcp was suctioning the patient, the ventilator alarmed high peak pressure.This alarm caused the rcp to notice that the inspiratory hold function was active.The rcp tried to stop the inspiratory hold function by pressing the exit button approximately 9 times with the touchscreen non-responsive and then the inspiratory hold function was no longer active.Per the rcp, it appeared the patient was being ventilated throughout the touchscreen non-responsiveness except for when the inspiratory hold was activated.The patient remained stable, unharmed, and was placed on another ventilator.The biomed department could not duplicate the described issue.They performed device check and circuit check and the ventilator passed both device check and circuit check.
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