The event involved a plum 360¿ infuser.It was stated in the report that during ambulance transport the intravenous (iv) pump shut down without warning during a critical medication infusion.The pump had 3 bars indicating a good charge.A critically ill patient on medications to treat high blood pressure for a head bleed, without warning, pump battery failed and screen went blank.Patient became hypertensive.Upon arrival at the receiving hospital a new iv pump was found and patient was able to be stabilized.There was patient involvement and the patient with intracranial hemorrhage on medications to keep hypotensive, became hypertensive.Nurses reported that it took several minutes to resolve.
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This is a general complaint, where no device was returned to the service hub for analysis and evaluation.Therefore, no visual inspection and functional testing were performed to determine if the device played a role in the adverse event.The 12-month service history could not be reviewed as the customer did not provide the serial number of the pump.Gcm reached out to the customer for the service repair history, but no information was provided.Event logs are not provided.Conclusion: in conclusion, since the device was not returned to the service hub for analysis and evaluation, no visual inspection and functional testing were performed to determine if the device had a role in the adverse event.
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