It was reported that the infant patient was noted to have an increased fio2 requirement and increased transcutaneous monitoring (tcms) in the beginning of the shift at approximately 0700.A fentanyl bolus was administered from the bag at approximately 0945.At approx.1020 the alaris pump alarmed "air in line".Upon assessment, it was noted that there was a significant amount of air in the tubing.The infusion was paused, the tubing set clamped when the nurse began to "flick" air out of the tubing.When the tubing set was "flicked", fentanyl leaked out of a hole near the upper fitment.The md was notified and at 1045 a one time fentanyl syringe bolus was ordered due to the infant not receiving the correct fentanyl dosage for an unknown period of time.The bolus was given at approximately 1045.Pharmacy was notified and a new fentanyl bag was delivered and hung at approximately 1105 and the infant's fio2 requirement and tcms were noted to have decreased during the 12:00 vitals.There were no lasting adverse effects caused to the infant due to the event.The customer stated that there is no further event information available.
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