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Managing Alerts
Red corresponds to red alerts, and yellow corresponds to yellow alerts. High/low impedance
can be considered a red or yellow alert.
Figure 8. Remote Monitoring Alerts That Should Be
Considered "High-Priority"
ICD Shock
High Threshold
!
High
Priority
Alerts
Anti-tachycardia
Pacing
Low Battery
High/Low
Impedance
ATP
Defining high-priority alerts
COR LOE Recommendation
1 B-R 1. In patients with CIEDs on RM, it is recommended that for
concerns related to critical device or lead function, high-
priority alerts be programmed to promptly notify the clinic.
Programming considerations to minimize inappropriate alerts
COR LOE Recommendation
1 C-EO 1. In patients with CIEDs on RM from whom sufficient
clinical data have been received, it is recommended that alert
parameters be reprogrammed to avoid nonactionable alerts.
