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Get a job vitroman brazilian The handful of wires pasted to a cardiac patient's chest can be lifesavers, setting off an alarm if the person's heart rate or breathing get dangerously fast or slow. Unfortunately, the telemetry alarm also sounds when the patient rolls over, scratches an itch, coughs, or does any number of other things. They go off so often that nurses tend to ignore them, which of course can put the patient at risk.