Medtronic ICD Sounds Explained: High, Low, Continuous Alert Tones
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
- In this informative video, we delve into the world of Medtronic Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillators (ICD) and their audible alerts. Discover the significance of the 3 most common alert tones: High Urgency, Low Urgency, and Continuous Tone. Gain insights into what these tones mean and how they're used to ensure cardiac safety. Learn more about these life-saving devices and their distinct alert signals.
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Excellent video! Short and informative. I love it!
Very helpful! why has no one done his video before? Or maybe I have just not seen it....
Ah yes, the Electromagnetic Interference alarm, I know it well. :D
Scared the bejusus out of me today with it 😞
In what kind of situation did it ever happened to you?
@@joaomatheusrossignol3778 I was at my office job in an advertising agency and went to plug in the charger for my MacBook laptop. As I lent over one of the larger Mac desktop displays to reach the power socket it went off for about a minute or so. Such a weird feeling and wasn’t sure anyone else could hear it so asked my colleagues who were staring “you can hear that too right?”. Lol. Turned itself off though. Another time my neighbours were doing some sort of renovation work and whenever I walked past their scaffold/equipment in the morning and afternoon I could hear a higher pitched internal ringing. Not as externally audible as the actual alarm but like a louder version of ringing in your ears. I could tell it was coming from the device. I emailed the manufacturer Medtronic though and we never figured out why. It wasn’t supposed to be reacting like that. Once their renovation stopped it stopped too though so was definitely linked to something on site.
I have had my iced for about 3 years now and in the last 2 months I started getting the long signal. Was about to go to the doctor and then I discovered my new magnetic door screen was what was setting it off