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Critical equipment is any piece of equipment which, if its function failed, would compromise regulatory requirements or the ability to keep the property safe, stop production, or negatively impact quality. A piece of equipment is not usually considered âcriticalâ if redundancy is available. If an extended outage is encountered this may be cause for reassessments & revisions to the Critical Equipment List. Critical equipment process and equipment selection follows the Maintenance Process. The record to document the rationale or calculation to determine whether an asset is âcriticalâ is the Asset Criticality Calculation Record Sheet IDENTIFYING CRITICAL EQUIPMENT
Critical care usually takes place in an intensive care unit (ICU) or trauma center. Monitors, intravenous (IV) tubes, feeding tubes, catheters, breathing machines, and other equipment are common in critical care units. They can keep a person alive, but can also increase the risk of infection. Many patients in critical care recover, but some die. Having advance directives in place is important.