Risks Of Opioid Halo; Benefits Of Opioid Halo - Masimo Opioid Halo User Manual

Risks of Opioid Halo

Supplemental oxygen greater than 2.0 L/min will add oxygen to the blood. This may delay
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the detection of OIRD.
Opioids can stop breathing immediately. In these cases, the Opioid Halo may not alarm soon
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fast enough. Make sure that anyone providing supervision is aware of signs of opioid
overdose and understands how to help.
Because there are skin-contacting components, there is a risk of skin irritation, pressure
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injury, and general discomfort while a sensor or cuff is applied to a user. Periodically check
the areas where the user's skin contacts with the sensor or blood pressure cuff to prevent
potential issues.

Benefits of Opioid Halo

The Opioid Halo System is equipped with audible and visual physiological alarms that can
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alert potential opioid overdose.
The Opioid Halo System can add your emergency contacts to provide increased awareness
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to an opioid overdose.
The Opioid Halo System can trigger a wellness call if your oxygenation is showing signs of
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an opioid overdose.
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