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Federal Bureau of Prisons
Metropolitan correctional ('enter
150 Pork Row
New York. New Fork 10007
November 5, 2019
WASHINGTON, DC
FROM:
Warder
SUBJECT:
Multi-Level Mortality Chart Review
Consultant's Comments
This memorandum is in response to the multi-level mortality review
dated October 29, 2019, whereas, several recommendations were made
concerning the Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) at MCC New
York.
Please see the attachment, which addresses your recommendations.
If you have an
uestions or concerns, please do not hesitate to
contact me at
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MCC New York
Procedures for Monitoring, Testing and Inspecting Automated
External Defibrillators (AEDs)
This procedural statement outlines procedures for monitoring,
inspecting and testing all Automated External Defibrillators
(AED) at MCC New York.
1. Every month, the Health Services Administrator (HSA) or
designee will conduct an inspection and testing of all AEDs
and document the findings on an inspection form. The
inspection will consists of inspecting the condition of the
batteries and pads and checking the expiration date,
control number and location of all AEDs in the institution,
to ensure they are properly functioning. All AEDs "in
service and out of service" will be tested. This
information will be reported to the quarterly Governing
Body meeting, for one year.
2. All AEDs will be inspected and tested bi-annually by the
contract biomedical company and a report will be provided
by the company.
3. Back up batteries (LIFEPAK 1000) are available and are
checked as per the manufacturer's recommendations, which
are:
a. Inspect the fuel gauge, which provides an easy way to
determine the available battery capacity.
b. Do not attempt to recharge.
c. Do not allow electrical connection between the battery
contacts.
d. Use and store batteries in a location where temperatures
are between 20° and 30°C (68° and 86°F). Higher
temperatures accelerate the loss of charge and decrease
battery life. Lower temperatures reduce battery capacity.
e. Dispose of expired or depleted nonrechargeable batteries
according to national, regional and local regulations for
battery disposal.
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Institution:
Employee Services POC:
Course Title:
Class Start Date:
Class End Date:
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MCC New York
Health Services Department
Automated Defibrillator Inspectin , Testin and Maintenance
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MCC New York
Month: November 2019
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Location
BATTERY
(OK)
EXPIRATION
Date
# OF
AED
PAD
SETS
PAD
EXPIRATION
DATE
Stretcher
and ALL
STRAPS
IN
SERVICE
OUT OF
SERVICE
Roof
Control # 54149
11 Sallyport
Control # 54225
SHU
Control # 54226
7 Sallyport
Control # 54227
S Sallyport
Control # 54224
3 Sallyport
Control # 54238
3rd floor PCU unit
Control # 54145
2 Floor Sallyport
Control # 54147
2nd Floor Urgent
Care Room
Control # 54148
1st floor Warden's
Complex Area
Control # 54239
Food Sally Port
Control # 54205
9 Sally port
9 South
Control # 54226
Name of Reviewer
Date
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