Patient called htrn, (b)(6), to report cycler malfunction.Patient stated that her liberty cycler gave her an alarm that the solution was too hot and needed to cool down.She states that she then felt burning in her lower abdomen, groin and upper thighs.She had already called technical support, who advised her to call her nurse afer walking her through the procedures to drain and disconnect safely from the machine.She said technical support told her not to use the cycler anymore and they would be sending another to her the next morning.The patient was advised to go to the er by rn.Patient was discharged from er without significant findings.Home therapy program manager, medical director, md, director of operations, and regional quality manager notified.Patient was called to follow up after er visit by kathy, htrn, and patient told her at that time that she had been feeling "warmer and warmer" over the last two weeks, but didn't report it because she thought she might have an infection.Htrn to continue to follow up with patient and, per md order, will draw blood cultures if patient has any indication at next clinic visit ((b)(6) 2014).
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