[Retracted] The Current Situation and Influencing Factors of the Alarm Fatigue of Nurses’ Medical Equipment in the Intensive Care Unit Based on Intelligent Medical Care
Table 4
Score of alarm fatigue scale and alarm management disorder score of nurses in intensive care unit.
Entry
Score
Scoring rate (%)
The instrument alarm made me feel anxious A1
3.02
60.21
The instrument alarm makes it difficult for me to concentrate A2
2.98
59.62
The instrument alarm made me feel terrible A3
2.87
57.32
The instrument alarm makes it easy for me to forget what I had to do A4
2.66
53.62
The instrument alarm gives me a headache A5
2.53
50.41
The instrument alarm made me feel powerless A6
2.48
49.42
The instrument alarm makes me tired of everything A7
2.35
47.23
Total score A8
18.88
53.95
Frequent false alarms reduce nurses’ attention and response to alarms B1
3.57
42.58
Difficult to understand the priority of alarms B2
3.98
51.36
It is difficult to hear the alarm when an alarm occurs B3
4.73
54.29
Insufficient number of staff responding to the alarm B4
4.78
57.83
Difficult to identify the source of the alarm B5
5.01
55.34
Difficulties in setting the alarm correctly B6
5.02
56.22
Overreliance on the alarm to draw attention to patient problems B7
5.41
59.87
Noise competition from nonclinical alarms and pages B8
