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Inflatable cushions for medical use; Air cushions for medical purposes Inflatable mattresses for use when camping; Inflatable cushions, not for medical use; Outdoor cushions

Abstract

Pressure wraps include an elongated elastic strap and an adjustable loop formed in the elongated elastic strap. The elongated elastic strap is wrapped around a subject to form a plurality of loops, and provides selectively variable amounts of pressure depending on the amount of tension applied to the elongated elastic strap as the loops are formed around the subject. The size of the adjustable loop is configured to be selectively varied via an adjustment component. Pressure wraps may include a plurality of discrete regions of hooks compatible with the pile of the elongated elastic strap, which are configured to inhibit unintentional unwrapping during application. A securement is configured to secure the distal end of the elongated elastic strap to an intermediate portion of the strap, thereby securing the pressure wrap with respect to the subject. The securement may include a manipulatable fastener and/or an automatic fastener for securing the strap.

IPC Classes  ?

• A61B 17/132 - Tourniquets
• A61B 17/12 - Surgical instruments, devices or methods for ligaturing or otherwise compressing tubular parts of the body, e.g. blood vessels or umbilical cord
• A61B 17/00 - Surgical instruments, devices or methods
• A61B 90/94 - Identification means for patients or instruments, e.g. tags coded with symbols, e.g. text

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first aid kits; first responder first aid kits; bleeding control first aid kits; traumatic injury first aid kits; wilderness first aid kits; first aid boxes, filled; first aid pouches in the nature of pouches for first aid kits; emergency and natural disaster survival kits primarily comprised of first aid kits; bandages for dressings; bandages for skin wounds; burn dressings; bandages for skin wounds on joints; medical dressings braces for limbs and joints, for medical use; splints for medical purposes; traction apparatus for medical purposes; tourniquets; elastic bandages; compression bandages; support bandages; medical bags adapted for and sold with medical instruments; medical devices for closing wounds; stretchers; stretchers for patient transport; blankets for medical purposes; apparatus for heating, namely, heat reflective blankets for emergency medical purposes; bandages for anatomical joints online retail store services featuring first aid supplies, first aid kits, first responder kits, emergency survival kits, emergency preparedness products, safety and protective gear, and survival supplies; online retail store services featuring goods for personal safety and survival purposes; online retail store services featuring a full line of emergency, first aid, and survival products

Abstract

Portable traction splints for applying traction to an injured patient's limb may be extendable from a collapsed configuration adapted for transportation and storage towards an extended configuration adapted for applying traction to the injured patient, using telescoping members. One or more straps may be provided for securing the traction splint to the patient. One or more of such straps may include a tourniquet portion and/or may be configured to be oriented in different directions relative to the telescoping members. The disclosed traction splints may include a traction mechanism including a traction cord to apply traction to the patient's limb. The traction cord may be secured and maintained at a desired tension via a catch and a cleat in the inner member. Additionally or alternatively, a longitudinal cord groove and an inner hollow of the inner member may define a cord path for the traction cord.

IPC Classes  ?

• A61F 5/00 - Orthopaedic methods or devices for non-surgical treatment of bones or jointsNursing devices
• A61F 5/048 - Traction splints

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first aid kits; first responder first aid kits; bleeding control first aid kits; traumatic injury first aid kits; wilderness first aid kits; first aid boxes, filled; first aid pouches in the nature of pouches for first aid kits; emergency and natural disaster survival kits primarily comprised of first aid kits; bandages for dressings; bandages for skin wounds; burn dressings; bandages for skin wounds on joints; medical dressings; adhesive tapes for medical purposes; antibacterial substances for medical purposes; balms for medical purposes; topical first aid gel; preparations for the treatment of burns thermal packs for first aid purposes; braces for limbs and joints, for medical use; slings; belts for medical purposes; splints for medical purposes; traction apparatus for medical purposes; tourniquets; elastic bandages; compression bandages; support bandages; medical bags adapted for and sold with medical instruments; medical gloves; medical devices for closing wounds; stretchers; stretchers for patient transport; blankets for medical purposes; apparatus for heating, namely, heat reflective blankets for medical purposes; bandages for anatomical joints online retail store services featuring first aid supplies, first aid kits, first responder kits, emergency survival kits, emergency preparedness products, safety and protective gear, and survival supplies; online retail store services featuring goods for personal safety and survival purposes; online retail store services featuring a full line of emergency, first aid, and survival products

Abstract

Portable fraction splints and methods of use in applying fraction to an injured patient's limb, or limbs, are disclosed. The disclosed traction splints may be extendable from a collapsed configuration adapted for transportation and storage towards an extended configuration adapted for applying traction to an injured patient, using telescoping members. One or more straps may be provided for securing the traction splint to the patient. One or more of such straps may include a tourniquet portion and/or may be configured to be oriented in different directions relative to the telescoping members. The disclosed traction splints may include a traction mechanism configured to utilize a mechanical advantage in applying traction to the patient's limb. Such traction mechanisms may have a traction cord path that utilizes the same hardware as an adjustment mechanism configured to allow or prevent one of the telescoping members from moving with respect to another.

IPC Classes  ?

• A61F 5/048 - Traction splints
• A61F 5/058 - Splints
• F16B 7/10 - Telescoping systems

Abstract

Portable traction splints and methods of use in applying traction to an injured patient's limb, or limbs, are disclosed. The disclosed traction splints may be extendable from a collapsed configuration adapted for transportation and storage towards an extended configuration adapted for applying traction to an injured patient, using telescoping members. One or more straps may be provided for securing the traction splint to the patient. One or more of such straps may include a tourniquet portion and/or may be selectively oriented in different directions relative to the telescoping members. The disclosed traction splints may include a traction mechanism that utilizes a mechanical advantage in applying traction to the patient's limb. Such traction mechanisms may have a traction cord path that utilizes the same hardware as an adjustment mechanism that selectively allows or prevents one of the telescoping members from moving with respect to another.

IPC Classes  ?

• A61F 5/00 - Orthopaedic methods or devices for non-surgical treatment of bones or jointsNursing devices
• A61F 5/048 - Traction splints
• A61F 5/058 - Splints

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Stretchers; stretchers for patient transport.

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Trauma shears

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Trauma shears

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Trauma shears

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scientific apparatus, namely, magnetic latent fingerprint dusting powders and fingerprint identification kits primarily comprised of magnetic latent print powders, powder brushes, latent print brushes, magnetic wand for use with print powders and transparent lifting tape; testing apparatus for forensic science purposes, namely, latent finger print powder brushes and latent finger print powder sifting jars portable fingerprint identification kits primarily comprised of a carrying case, latent print powders, print powder brushes, latent print brushes, rotating sifting jars, magnetic wand for use with print powder and transparent lifting tape

Abstract

A vacuum splint for maintaining a person in an immobilized state includes a flexible airtight casing upon which a patient is placed. The casing has an internal chamber that contains a large number of beads. Valves are provided to develop a vacuum within the chamber to convert the casing from a relatively soft, flexible state to a rigid, evacuated state. A semi-rigid member spans the length of the vacuum splint that resists longitudinal compression when air is evacuated from the chamber. The semi-rigid member also retains sufficient longitudinal and lateral flexibility such that it allows the vacuum splint to be molded to various patient positions and folded or rolled up when not in an evacuated state. The head end of the vacuum splint includes two protrusions that extend upward. When in an evacuated state, these protrusions extend over either side of a patient's head thereby providing support and protection.

IPC Classes  ?

• A61F 5/058 - Splints

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Splints; Splints for immobilizing body parts

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Splints; Splints for immobilizing body parts

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Bags for medical waste; Laryngoscopes; Medical ventilators; Resuscitators; Splints for medical purposes; Stretchers; Stretchers for patient transport

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Laryngoscopes

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Laryngoscopes

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Stretchers; Stretchers for patient transport

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Splints; Splints for immobilizing body parts, vacuum splints

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Patient stretchers; Stretchers for patient transport

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Resuscitators

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general purpose plastic bags

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AIR EVACUABLE CONTAINER FOR USE IN IMMOBILIZING A LIMB, IN THE NATURE OF A SPLINT