The following was reported to arjohuntleigh by the nurse: on (b)(6) 2014, the bed was alarming hatch or buckle open.The nurse tightened all buckles and hatches then re-booted the bed.The bed would not mechanically prone after following instructions on the computerized screen.Arjohuntleigh customer technical services was called and per the arjohuntleigh technical service rep's instructions the pt was placed in the supine position, the bed was unplugged, the battery button was pushed, and then the bed was plugged back in.While waiting for the bed to re-boot, the pt's oxygen saturation decreased exponentially.Once the bed was re-booted the nurse attempted to rotate the pt to the prone position.The bed rotated up to 62 degrees on the left side, and stopped with error messages displaying again.At this time, the pt lost a pulse.The cpr button and emergency handle were released, the pt was rotated to the supine position and cpr started.Cpr was unsuccessful and subsequently the pt died.
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This report is being filed by the mfr arjohuntleigh inc.Please note that previous medwatch reports for this product may have been submitted from the mfg site (b)(4).As of (b)(4) 2012, complaints related to this product are to be handled by arjohuntleigh, inc.Add'l info will be provided upon conclusion of the mfr investigation.
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