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Designing Alarms in medical Devices to Address the Hospital Concerns
Different strategies have been used to provide constant monitoring to sick patients in hospitals. Equipment and system designs have often incorporated the use of alarm systems, which alert the clinician when a certain value is outside its target range. Alarm systems, in general, were designed to signal the presence of a potential hazard requiring urgent attention and to summon the assistance of medical personnel. In the critical care setting, numerous monitoring systems are in place to manage each patient's complex - and often changing - hemodynamics and physiology. These include alarms from cardiac monitors, intravenous pumps, dialysis machines, compression devices and hospital beds, to name a few.
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