Model Number 50000000 |
Device Problem
Insufficient Cooling (1130)
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Patient Problem
Chills (2191)
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Event Date 01/29/2022 |
Event Type
Injury
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Manufacturer Narrative
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The investigation is still in progress.
Once the investigation is complete a supplemental report will be filed.
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Event Description
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It was reported that a hypothermia patient was cooling on the arctic sun device since 1:57pm.
Nurse reported that the device was sounding alert 52 (extended period of cold water).
Also reported that the patient did not reach the target temperature until 9:48 pm.
The target temperature was 36c, patient temperature was 35.
6c, water temperature was 5.
7c and flow rate was 1.
8lpm.
The weight of the patient was noted to be 92kgs and had four large pads in place with good coverage.
Mss discussed causes of that alert and heat generation.
Nurse stated that the patient had been shivering and reported that the patient was administered with one dose of a paralytic earlier and the shivering temporarily stopped, but then the patient was shivering again.
Also explained that the shivering must be controlled or else the water would stay very cold.
Nurse noticed the therapy was in normothermia instead of hypothermia.
Mss encouraged to follow the shivering protocol and be diligent with skin checks as the water was cold.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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The investigation is still in progress.
Once the investigation is complete a supplemental report will be filed.
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Event Description
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It was reported that a hypothermia patient was cooling on the arctic sun device since 1:57pm.
Nurse reported that the device was sounding alert 52 (extended period of cold water).
Also reported that the patient did not reach the target temperature until 9:48 pm.
The target temperature was 36c, patient temperature was 35.
6c, water temperature was 5.
7c and flow rate was 1.
8lpm.
The weight of the patient was noted to be 92kgs and had four large pads in place with good coverage.
Mss discussed causes of that alert and heat generation.
Nurse stated that the patient had been shivering and reported that the patient was administered with one dose of a paralytic earlier and the shivering temporarily stopped, but then the patient was shivering again.
Also explained that the shivering must be controlled or else the water would stay very cold.
Nurse noticed the therapy was in normothermia instead of hypothermia.
Mss encouraged to follow the shivering protocol and be diligent with skin checks as the water was cold.
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