On (b)(6) 2014, a pt was in the prone position and began to decompensate.The nurse pushed the automatic cpr button to rotate the pt into supine position so the pt could be treated for the tachycardia.When the bed reached 62 degrees, the bed stopped because of an open hatch alarm.The bed was them manually brought to the supine position.It has been stated that the bed was very difficult to rotate and temporarily became stuck half-way between the supine and prone position, delaying cpr initiation for an unk amount of time.The nurses were eventually able to rotate the bed to the supine position to initiate cpr.It is unk whether the pt was given cpr in the rotoprone bed or whether the pt was moved to another bed for cpr, however it is known that the pt was revived and was in a different bed when the replacement rotoprone bed was delivered.On (b)(6) 2014 at 10 am the pt died.In the nurses opinion, the delay in cpr from the bed not rotating to the supine position definitely contributed to the pt's death.Ref mfr #3009988881-2015-00011.
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