The drain had fallen apart.The drain was in two pieces with the float valve missing.The drain was replaced on the pt and no issues have arisen.Additional info was requested and on (b)(6) 2014, the customer provided the following: it was unk when the product problem occurred.The drain was found on (b)(6) 2014 broken.It has been in use for about a week.It was not known when and how the drain actually broke.It was reported that the drain was working consistently.However, one nurse had trouble one night getting enough cerebrospinal fluid (csf) off per hour and had "dropped it down to the floor for a period of time".The day shift registered nurse (rn) found the drain broken on the morning of (b)(6) 2014.The customer stated "my sense is that something someone did caused this drain to break but i do not know what i suspect the bed was lowered and may have been the culprit".The drain was immediately switched out.The product lot number was unk.The pt's underlying medical condition was believed to be subarachnoid hemorrhage.There was no pt harm or injury at the time of the report.Csf sample was sent.There was no surgery/treatment delay due to the product problem.
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