Philips intellivue alarm sounds

Philips MP70

[@Klattooss]

0:05 I had covid 2 months ago. After a few days in the hospital, I was sedated and paralyzed before I was sent to intensive care where I spent 2 weeks just sleeping and not feeling anything. In one of my dreams at that time I heard that alarm sound, and it was on the entire time. It was an alarm for the end of the universe. I love this alarm sound.

[@Lovemyharley12213]

I hope you're doing okay now 🙂

[@leanasimounet3208]

😤👿

[@MauriceLeviejr]

On the cardiac PICU all these alarms merge together. In my worst nightmares I hear them

[@Klattooss]

@@MauriceLeviejr I wanted to make this alarm sound as my notification ringtone. But then I thought maybe some people have bad memories with this sound. So, nah.

[@kacangmerah5868]

Me too... 😢

[@daviddrogos7335]

I’m a cardiac stepdown nurse, I hear these in my sleep lol

[@johnspass5332]

I was in the hospital for a week and I got used to it after a few days and I like that sound

[@ethansatterly3446]

Saaaame

[@elliottblack1579]

The hospital I work at uses all GE Healthcare so I hear something a little different lol

[@kgrfirdjy]

I remember all the paper printouts the monitors often made too much of for constant a-fib and copd cases I helped treat in the pcu

[@1Nynja]

I went to the hospital with chest pains and was hooked up. Everything seemed normal and the pains had died down. Then a few minutes after everyone left the room I started having the pains again and recall hearing an alarm going off. 3 consecutive beeps consistently for the better part of 5 minutes or more. I looked over and noticed my heart rate jumped to 100 and my blood pressure to 137/90. A nurse that seemed to have a shity attitude came in and said everything was fine. She turned it off, unhooked me and took me to xrays (which came back clean). My parents were there (both with history of high blood pressure and both suffered from a stroke) and my mom got concerned and said my blood pressure was high. Something seems fishy. Even though I'm considered too young for heart issues, something doesn't feel right. I told the doctors and a different nurse when I was returned to the room. They hooked me up again, but after I was given some meds. Thank you for the video. It was educational and very helpful. I plan to see a cardiologist asap and share this with them.

[@angelux079]

Thank you for telling your story! Good luck mate!

[@whynotjustmyusername]

- How old are/were you? - What were your blood pressure and pulse before?

[@barb1751]

Nynja this is why patients should not be able to hear the alarms. You heard an alarm, got spooked, and your HR was 100...which is still normal, but because you heard a noise you’re convinced it means something was actually wrong. These things false alarm 90% of the time. In fact so many false alarms that there is a thing called “alarm fatigue” where nurses hear so many false alarms that they can begin to tune them all out. So alarm does NOT equal something wrong.

[@xkyleprivatex815]

@@barb1751 I can't respond to my morning alarms because I've heard it loads of times now. Gonna have to change the alarm I think lol 😅

[@leana.simounet3408]

😃⚡😁👸

[@rebekah_09]

0:22 that time i held my breath at the hospital

[@Avanti390]

lol

[@michu6777]

If you want attention from the nurses, just hold your breath instead of hitting the call button 😂

[@evab100official]

I was at the ER yesterday (my mother was having a EXTREMELY rare syndrome (Loin Pain Hematuria) attack and the first alarms I heard all the time there...

[@Jaadu_xD]

Is she okay now ?

[@evab100official]

@@Jaadu_xD Yes, she still sometimes has them.

[@leana.simounet3408]

???😲

[@samdicdican685]

​@@Jaadu_xD she is dead😭💔

[@Jaadu_xD]

@@samdicdican685 how do you know ?

[@gmnotyet]

0:04 I remember this sound well.

[@alessandrom.3458]

Why?

[@drawingdragons4097]

Same

[@horses4ever233]

Same

[@gmnotyet]

@@alessandrom.3458 Almost killed by C. Diff infection. 49 days in the hospital, 11 in the ICU.

[@alessandrom.3458]

@@gmnotyet omg

[@evab100official]

This video brings back bad memories because I had gallbladder surgery and had to be sent in ambulance the night after due to overly insane nausea pain..

[@nellyconnor8388]

this sound weirdly calms me bc i spent 7 months in hospital and you could always hear the sound of the monitors coming from other rooms when you where sleeping and it holds a weird sense of security and comfort for me... is that weird?

[@andromedaeon2332]

not really, some people sleep in MRI machines without sedation as noisy as they are so… 🤷

[@jinxyblue6873]

@@andromedaeon2332 strangely enough I have fallen asleep whilst having an MRI

[@lexystalheim7930]

Not at all. You can hear someone is alive with that sound. Even if it was weird, weird is okay.

[@lexystalheim7930]

Not rude at all. You’re good

[@stormchicagoeasguyyil2543]

I remember in 2020 when I wasn’t feeling well and had nausea 3 times then ending up dizzy and loss visions. I heard this before and This makes me bring back bad memories….. Updated about my health: I had severe nausea and Syncope that time

[@2O7.]

I had pmnounia on October 18th 2021 I was hooked up to this thing it was scary

[@2O7.]

I was 13 when that happened..

[@DGWXEAS]

NAHHHH IK THIS BLUD anyway these sounds fucking suck i had a surgery at 7 and still have flash backs

[@stormchicagoeasguyyil2543]

omg hey DownersGroveEAS didn’t realize that you were in my comments lol. Also yea this alarm sounds is very weird nostalgia for me but not very in to it at all

[@DGWXEAS]

@@stormchicagoeasguyyil2543 lols i didn’t expect it also

[@AW-ve7fm]

I love these sounds

[@ericahansen6281]

Why there scares me and my 3 year old baby brother

[@davidkaiser1004]

Same, but it may become scary to nearly everybody. A very few say they like it because it's not scary.

[@Sky1in3_32R]

0:22 How to prank your doctor.

[@evab100official]

FordFocusRsGuy 22 I’m going to hell for laughing at that xD

[@evab100official]

FairyGardens TV Woah, that really sucks...

[@actionfire4036]

Sounds like a car chime

[@andromedaeon2332]

Let me fix this for you: How to give your doctor alarm fatigue, because the apnea alarm goes off falsely over the simplest of things. chances are your doc is probably just gon check in, and silence the alarm. :/

[@ventilator98]

I love this video!!!!!!!!!!

[@leana.simounet3408]

😮😅

[@dpro34s]

0:50 I'm not really sure why I remember this sound, but I heard it during a routine checkup and now I know Stanford Healthcare uses the ISO standard for their monitors. 😂

[@Hi_there_1226]

I'm scared. I remember the hospital.

[@decastar3010]

i'm preety scared of these things...

[@BCHong-pg6ok]

TheWowSign me too . But…sometimes I think it's interesting……

[@melindaomeyers3529]

The wow sign huh yah shut up scardy

[@JustinCLT]

It's scary and interesting in the same time

[@melindaomeyers3529]

@@JustinCLT I was in the hospital with V TAC scary

[@decastar3010]

@@BCHong-pg6ok i knew that time since i was just a little kiddo, when my aunts were watching drama, i found a cutscene where some guy from the story just got sent into the ICU and i just heard a TET-TET-TET sound or whatever it is, but i got scared shitless, and i also said to my aunt to turn off the tv right now!

[@mrpenguin2676]

How did you even buy these monitors and how did you change the alarm sounds? Or is it like RESP and ECG have differnt alarm sounds so that the doctors can know what type by hearing the sounds

[@masterxsv]

+Mr Penguin2 Types of alarms sounds can set only in config mode. Different patient profiles may have different types of alarm. Eg. Profile1, Profile2 have Traditional alarms, Profile3 have ISO type alarms. You can switch between profiles, then they change automatically the alarm sounds.

[@leanasimounet3208]

Wow!😁

[@ventilator98]

I never knew the INTELLIVUE had the new alarms. Your monitor must be the newest version.

[@masterxsv]

Each intellivue monitors, have two type of alarms. Traditional HP/Agilent/Philips and ISO/IEC

[@BCHong-pg6ok]

Masterxsv IEC9703-2,Right？

[@leana.simounet3408]

Ok😊

[@ijj984]

Thank you for this video

[@HaythamAlsayed]

Relaxing sounds to fall asleep to

[@saptarshibhattacharya]

really??

[@TrippSCR]

I was in a hospital with my dad for days upon days, this sound haunts me.

[@sadlazynarwha3829]

0:05

[@kacangmerah5868]

COVID-19 cat5 survivor...with 1 baby girl extremely premature, 24week. She survive with 800g birth weight. Now 8kg. I can cry and stop smiling when hear these sound. 😢

[@saptarshibhattacharya]

I also had COVID back in 2021 and my HRCT severity scan was very high. I had to be placed on BiPAP and I used 2 remember this sounds. Alhamdulillah (All praise 2 God) now I am pre medical student.

[@kacangmerah5868]

@@saptarshibhattacharya alhamdulillah...,

[@ArztvomDienst]

Thx for the info, never had a chance to dive in the config so deeply ＝]

[@Sky1in3_32R]

The monitor date showed up my birthday.

[@BowlDrome]

Why the HR is turns to ecg leads off? But the "Ecg leads off" is inop alarm, however this alarm is red alarm(3 exclamation marks). Check out this: 2:01 Also, "ecg noise sign" can be might this. I think your ECG cable was disconnected by your body.

[@masterxsv]

In the configuration mode, you can set alarm color for "ECG Leads off" (for each profile). You can set Red, Yellow or Cyan. Also you can set color for alarms: No pulse, Cuff overpress, Cuff Not deflated, Occlusion, Telemetry disconnect. Useful for quicker attention of staff.

[@brirhieverything171]

Are you like a real doctor cause I haven't seen a person on YT with a real moniter

[@shelbythibodeau5506]

This was uploaded on my 16th birthday.

[@leanasimounet3208]

😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😈😎😉

[@Youtubestarkailey]

I was in the hospital 🏥 with my tongues took out I had went into surgery cause I had to take out my toungles and my friend Makayla Lewis is in the hospital 🏥 cause her head 🗣️ was hurting her so I'm pray 🙏 😥 for her

[@normanleduna9314]

There's a great sound

[@pasha21363]

0:51 philips Heartstart Mrx has the same alarm sounds

[@matthewtrainsandlifts]

Can be changed in config

[@SodyPiano]

What is leads off mean?

[@masterxsv]

+Rhapsodies Touch This means that the ECG cables are disconnected from the body :)

[@SodyPiano]

Masterxsv Dexter Oh, Thanks!:) By the way, how did u set off an apnea alarm?? Do u have a simulated body or system?

[@masterxsv]

+Rhapsodies Touch In config mode I set "apnea time" on 10 seconds, and I held my breath above 10 seconds.

[@NOVARailandWeatherEnthusiast]

Masterxsv what do the sounds at 0:05 and the next alarm mean?

[@melindaomeyers3529]

@@masterxsv hi

[@khanifkhanifofficial961]

Not asystile beep is too long. Suddenly cardiac arrest or passing away

[@Suzukimarshall]

0:04 i was at hospitals too many times I had a seizure i also had is stitches on my foot my toe

[@Suzukimarshall]

And I had this machine to check my heart

[@magicalpizzafarts280]

"Nurse, get me some pots to break! STAT!"

[@angelaleroy6977]

0:04 low alarm 0:24 high alarm

[@itz_coaltonnn]

1:23 how come the last Apnea episode had a different alarm and now there’s this one?

[@GamerNoob7871]

Last one was the traditional alarm This one is ISO type alarm

[@samuelnedelec3955]

Re bonjour 👋 peut-on avoir sur le moniteur de santé un signe vitaux avec un capteur et une courbe de couleurs marron pour le microbiote De l estomac , l intestins grêle , le gros intestins aux cas ou ya un problème pour la digestion ? Merci ++ ( voir aussi les autres couleurs qui manque sur le moniteur de santé et la couleur arc-en-ciel ).

[@samuelnedelec3955]

Bonjour 👋 est-ce-que un téléphone portable peut faire moniteur de santé et défibrillateur et scanner pour voir l intérieur du corps et les neurones et rayon X intégré dedans dans le téléphone portable ? Merci ++

[@andreijosephcaramat4379]

ECG is a basic waveforms

[@normanleduna9314]

This is the chime Great

[@carlybbyindanger]

0:25 what does that mean??

[@masterxsv]

Time since lack of breath. No breath detected.

[@carlybbyindanger]

Masterxsv I was admitted into Hospital and I kept saying I couldn’t breathe. It was like my lungs turned to concrete. I couldn’t stop having panic attacks 🤷🏻‍♀️ but it felt more intense than a panic attack.

[@mrjabz9558]

what does this zero means?

[@masterxsv]

+Jabran Altaf It's apnea. I held my breath.

[@mrjabz9558]

Ok thanks

[@NOVARailandWeatherEnthusiast]

Masterxsv what is apnea?

[@V3ctor_Dev]

Stafford Northern Railroad it’s where u hold your breath and the heart rate drops and the alarm goes off saying “apnea” on the top of the screen.

[@NOVARailandWeatherEnthusiast]

Matz oh

[@V3ctor_Dev]

I went to the Calvert health ER and this is what monitor they had and heard the alarm go off I heard this alarm 0:05 that is what was going off

[@melindaomeyers3529]

Same

[@lolmetswhathappeneduhhh2029]

where's the cardiac arrest alarm? is it with the "!!! ecg leads off" alarm?

[@masterxsv]

This is not in this video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/a6jCmWqNitqWicU

[@leanasimounet3208]

😉

[@samwolcott989]

I was in a psych ward I heard that noise

[@sadlazynarwha3829]

1:54

[@phobosthemoonmarmoon60emallhd]

02:12 ECG/Resp lead off

[@leana.simounet3408]

Hi

[@phobosthemoonmarmoon60emallhd]

@@leana.simounet3408 shut up

[@khanifkhanifofficial961]

ECG LEADS ON OFF

[@alysesimkims8269]

I want to be a doctor to

[@andreijosephcaramat4379]

i know some of these ECG monitors and all

[@LadyMoonstar6601]

achine look like?

[@masterxsv]

Have a 15" screen. Control is by touch or knob located at the bottom right corner. In upper left part is the three alarm lamps. Measuring module is mounted in the rear.. Power switch is located under the screen on the left.

[@LadyMoonstar6601]

Masterxsv Dexter do you own a dragger patient monitor? also if so which model?

[@chilliebish6659]

Hahaha asystole alarm is "diiiiiiiiiiit" in Turkhis series.

[@masterxsv]

+Belirsiz Kanal I think that sound "diiiiiit" is in all movies and tv series :)

[@masterxsv]

+Belirsiz Kanal Hahaha. Defibrillation through clothing. No gel. Disconnected sensors. Oxygen regulator does not opened and other stupid things.

[@matthewtrainsandlifts]

I agree, i saw a turkish movie almost getting it right. So, tthe pacient was on asytole, the after some epi, vfib. They shoked, but continus -_-,atleast the shoked v-fib, the got soming right ;)

[@leanasimounet3208]

☺️%100

[@phobosthemoonmarmoon60emallhd]

@@masterxsv Saw him right now.

[@sirena80]

0:24 Sounds like asystole

[@lisa0.953]

The first tone where the two yellow lamps jump back and forth. What does this tone mean? This dum dum 0:05 secound

[@masterxsv]

I'ts mean low breath level

[@lisa0.953]

@@masterxsv So does it mean that you are not articulating properly? or after an operation and if you have sleep apnea?

[@masterxsv]

@@lisa0.953 It can mean breathing problems.

[@sarahforeman8097]

happened to me when my heart rate would get too low at night. i think nurses can make it alert you for certain things

[@leana.simounet3408]

(◍•ᴗ•◍)❤

[@LadyMoonstar6601]

where was she made?

[@masterxsv]

Monitor is produced in Böblingen, Germany.

[@LadyMoonstar6601]

Masterxsv Dexter thanks :) which other monitors do you have? do you own a dragger monitor?

[@masterxsv]

Annie Mooney Now I have only Philips MP70

[@demirel710]

😂😂😂🏥

[@ya7090]

doctor X

[@greysonplays3684]

Piggy is the best thing

[@_mickeymouse6015]

asphyxia

[@user-ot7yf2pi7q]

😟🥺😭😭😭😭😭