A philips field service engineer (fse) went to the customer site and pulled the system log.There was no technical or clinical problem found for the philips equipment.The fse was told by the biomed that nurses at the central station (pic ix) made the alarm volume low and didn¿t hear alarm for that patient: there was no product malfunction; this was a user issue, as the nurses had turned the volume of the alarm too low to hear.The customer biomed noted that after this incident, they are required to have central station (pic ix) alarms on no lower than 7 all the times.The device remains in use at the customer site.No subsequent calls have been logged for this device/issue.No further investigation or action is warranted at this time.
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The customer biomedical engineer (biomed) and it person, the clinical user claims that on (b)(6) 2019 at 11:10 am,.The patient arterial pressure (art label) decreased to 90 mm hg then 70 mm hg then to zero pressure; the central station (piic ix) sector displays a visual yellow pressure alarm banner but no audible alarms.The patient died.
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