It was reported that a patient being treated with continuous renal replacement therapy (crrt) involving a prismaflex control unit became hypotensive during therapy.The ultrafiltration rate was set at 70 ml/h.The reporter stated that for an hour, there were ¿numerous¿ flow rate alarms with the blood pumps stopped, and the patient was hypotensive.Upon review, it was noticed that the patient experienced an excessive fluid removal of 359 ml/h instead of 70 ml/h.Unspecified "pressors" was administered, the hemodynamic instability was resolved, and the pressors were successfully titrated down.The patient successfully completed treatment and required no additional medical intervention.No additional information is available.
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