British Y2K specialists working back in 1997 found that normally the monitoring and life-support systems in intensive care units rely entirely on instruments attached to the patient's body. If they detect anomalies in things like blood oxygen or blood pressure levels, the patient automatically receives the necessary medication.
話說九七年時，英國的 Y2K 專家發現，加護病房的監視維生系統，向來是將各種偵測貼片貼在病人身上，偵測到如血氧、血壓等數值異常後，就直接下藥進入人體。