It was reported that the arctic sun device was getting an alert 117 (patient temperature 1 change not detected), and restarted from force stop.
Target temperature was 36c, patient temperature was 37.
5c, flow rate was 2.
9lpm, water temperature was 5.
7c, system hours were 737.
5, pump hours were 651.
2, outlet monitor temperature (t1) was 5.
7c, outlet control temperature (t2) was 5.
7c, inlet temperature was 10.
3c, chiller temperature was 4.
0c, inlet pressure was -7.
5psi (settling after restart), circulation pump command was 79 percent and mixing pump command was 0 percent.
Nurse stated that patient was shivering and was not on any sedation.
Mss advised that the water returning to the device was much warmer than the water flowing out of the device and discussed heat generation and non- pharmacological interventions such as bair hugger.
Mss also discussed on consulting their protocol for shiver management.
Nurse had also filled the device without an alert when they got this device.
Water level was 5 bars, drained 500ml from the right drain port.
15 minutes later, patient temperature was dropping 36.
9c and water temperature was 5.
8c.
No new alerts or alarms noted.
Per follow up information received on (b)(6) 2022, nurse stated that therapy was completed successfully with the second arctic sun device.
Nurse stated they labeled the first arctic sun device to be picked up by biomed.
There was no impact to the patient.
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