H10: a philips field service engineer (fse) went to the customer, and tested the functionality of the mp90.A basic performance test was performed, (using the biomed simulator).The results of the basic performance test confirmed the following: each parameter (resp, ecg, spo2) was displayed and working properly on the monitor.The blue, yellow and red alarms were validated, and alarm inops were displayed along with the inop sounds being emitted from the monitor.It was further verified the alarm inop lights were displaying and flashing per their color.A visual inspection test was performed and confirmed the following: validation of alarm sounds and lights, along with confirming the device housing, speaker and network cable were functioning as intended.A power-on test was performed, by turning the monitor off / on which confirmed all parameters were displayed.All tests performed on the device passed with no failures identified.A philips solutions support engineer (sse) reviewed the piic red log and the recorder manager log which showed alarms, staff silencing and recordings showing multiple alarming events.The fse confirmed an alarm was issued from the bedside (icu114) at 06:30:46, and was silenced 23 seconds later at 06:31:09.It was not identified where the alarm was silenced (bedside or central).Icu114 continued to alarm and be silenced off and on until 07:22.There was no product malfunction.Submission of a report does not constitute an admission that medical personnel, user facility, importer, distributor, manufacturer, or product caused or contributed to the event.
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