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Model Number 11996 |
Device Problems
Smoking (1585); Sparking (2595)
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Patient Problems
Non specific EKG/ECG Changes (1817); Asystole (4442)
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Event Date 04/30/2023 |
Event Type
malfunction
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Event Description
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Patient went into asystole initiating a cpr call and a crash cart to be brought into the room.The patient was then connected to a cardiac monitor and defibrillation pads were applied.The patient¿s heart rhythm changed requiring defibrillation.The defibrillator was charged, and a shock was delivered.Upon delivery of the shock, staff noticed a puff of smoke that was emitted from the pads.These pads were replaced, and a second shock was delivered, whereupon staff noticed a spark emitted from the pads.At this point the pads and the defibrillator were both replaced, and two more rounds of shock were applied without incident.Both sets of pads and the defibrillator were sequestered and returned to the vendor for evaluation.Manufacturer response for automated external defibrillators (non-wearable), edge system (per site reporter).Defibrillator was returned to the manufacturer by biomedical engineering for failure analysis.Defibrillator pads were returned to materials management to be returned to the manufacturer for failure analysis.Manufacturer response for defibrillator, lifepak 20e (per site reporter).Case was opened with the manufacturer for the evaluation of the defibrillator.The defibrillator was packaged and sent to the manufacturer for failure analysis.Manufacturer response for automated external defibrillators (non-wearable), edge system (per site reporter).Biomedical engineering contacted the manufacturer to conduct a failure analysis on the defibrillator.Materials management will return the defective pads to the manufacturer for failure analysis.
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Event Description
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Patient went into asystole initiating a cpr call and a crash cart to be brought into the room.The patient was then connected to a cardiac monitor and defibrillation pads were applied.The patient¿s heart rhythm changed requiring defibrillation.The defibrillator was charged, and a shock was delivered.Upon delivery of the shock, staff noticed a puff of smoke that was emitted from the pads.These pads were replaced, and a second shock was delivered, whereupon staff noticed a spark emitted from the pads.At this point the pads and the defibrillator were both replaced, and two more rounds of shock were applied without incident.Both sets of pads and the defibrillator were sequestered and returned to the vendor for evaluation.Manufacturer response for automated external defibrillators (non-wearable), edge system (per site reporter).Defibrillator was returned to the manufacturer by biomedical engineering for failure analysis.Defibrillator pads were returned to materials management to be returned to the manufacturer for failure analysis.Manufacturer response for defibrillator, lifepak 20e (per site reporter).Case was opened with the manufacturer for the evaluation of the defibrillator.The defibrillator was packaged and sent to the manufacturer for failure analysis.Manufacturer response for automated external defibrillators (non-wearable), edge system (per site reporter).Biomedical engineering contacted the manufacturer to conduct a failure analysis on the defibrillator.Materials management will return the defective pads to the manufacturer for failure analysis.
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