The patient went up to the icu, where the pa noted the low voltage setting.
The cardiac catheterization team was activated, and they found multi-vessel disease.
No intervention was performed and the patient was transferred to (b)(6) for evaluation for urgent cabg.
As of this moment, i think that is still being done (no surgery yet).
Our goal is door-to-balloon of 90 minutes.
There was no balloon here, but i think the cath happened at around 180 minutes.
There was no intervention, and so i would say there was no resulting harm from the event.
The main issue is the ability for a user to change the size of voltage.
This can lead to incorrect reading of an ekg.
The "little box" is not enough to warn for low voltage settings, and i also wonder if it can be locked or if the warning can be more prominent?.
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