Risks Of Masimo Safetynet Alert - Masimo SafetyNet Alert Manuel De L'utilisateur

The Masimo SafetyNet Alert allows you to see your oxygen level so that you can understand how
your body and oxygen are connected.
If you have a medical condition that effects your breathing (e.g., asthma, COPD), your normal
blood oxygen level may be lower. For these conditions, it is important that you seek the advice of
your physician.
For other conditions where your blood oxygen becomes low, it is good to remember that our
blood oxygen is connected to our breathing and always changing.
If you have any concerns that your oxygen level is constantly decreasing, staying low, or you are
not feeling well, it is very important to not self-diagnosis and seek the advice of your physician.
When using any medical device, there are risks and benefits.

Risks of Masimo SafetyNet Alert

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As with all medical electrical devices, there is always a risk of electrical, mechanical,
and fire hazards. However, these risks have been mitigated through the design and
testing of Masimo SafetyNet Alert.
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As with all devices with small parts, there is always a risk of a child's swallowing a
component or choking. Keep small parts away from small children to prevent
swallowing or choking.
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Items applied directly to the skin may cause skin irritation, pressure injury, or general
discomfort. Periodically check the area where the Masimo sensor is applied to prevent
potential irritations.
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As with all types of alarms, there is always a risk of missing or not hearing an alarm. To
minimize this risk, ensure Masimo SafetyNet Alert is placed where it can be heard and
the speaker is not blocked by other objects.
• As with all types of alarms, there is always a risk of false alarms. To minimize false
alarms, ensure you follow all device and Masimo sensor directions, and follow
troubleshooting instructions. Never assume an alarm is false; promptly address every
alarm.
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