The hospital reported that the following parts were damaged and need to be replaced: adjustable pressure limit assembly, sensor interface board, flow sensor, orange o-ring on exchange and condensor module, black o-ring on reusable co2 absorber canister, and o-ring valve port.There was no reported patient involvement.
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Due to additional information received, ge healthcare has determined the event was not reportable.There was no loss of ventilation.Regarding the reported flow sensor issue: flow sensors are a customer replaceable item.The unit continues to ventilate and alarms remain functional.The clinician has the option to switch to the bag position to manually ventilate the patient if mechanical ventilation is in question.Regarding the reported adjustable pressure limit (apl) issue: the reported complaint will be noted during preuse testing, as contained in the user manual.The pressure gauge has been designed as a means for the clinician to monitor pressure in the circuit.Th unit is designed to alarm if pmax setting is reached.The user has the option to switch to mechanical mode of ventilation where the apl is not in the circuit.Regarding the sensor interface board issue: unit continues to ventilate and alarms remain functional.The clinician has the option to switch to the bag position to manually ventilate the patient if mechanical ventilation is in question.
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