Stork Vitals+ Meet the Stork System
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Why is my Stork Vitals Alarming
Stork provides vital signs alarms to help monitor your baby.
Note: Alarms are provided to let you know to check on your baby. They are not provided as
a diagnosis of medical conditions. Clinicians rely on years of clinical experience and
education to make medical treatment decisions.
In general, if there is an alarm, check if your baby is responsive by gently rubbing their body
or stimulating their feet.
C a ll 911 if you suspect that there is something w rong w ith your ba by.
The information below is provided to give you some ways to check on your baby. It is not
provided for diagnosing or treatment of your baby.
Alarm Displayed Why is it Alarming? Ways to Check on Your Baby
Low SpO
2
(O xygen
satura tion)
Has your baby
stopped breathing?
Check on your baby:
• Look for signs of breathing.
C a ll 911, if the ba by is not brea thing or you think
they need help.
Does your baby have
slow brea thing?
C heck on your baby:
• Look for signs of slow breathing (e.g., baby
appears blue or pale).
• Gently rub the baby’s stomach, back, sides,
arms, or legs with the palm of your hand or
soft towel.
•
Tickle the soles of the baby’s foot with your
fingers.
C a l l 9 11, i f y o u t h i n k your baby needs help.
Is something blocking
your baby’s breathing?
Check on your baby:
• Check for a stuffy nose.
• Check for mucous or vomit in the throat.
• Check for blanket or soft bumpers of the
crib covering the baby’s mouth and nose.
If you can, clear their nose and mouth.
Call 911, if you think your baby needs help.
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