05 - Pharmaceutical, veterinary and sanitary products
10 - Medical apparatus and instruments
35 - Advertising and business services
Goods & Services
Odour absorbing materials; Incontinence diapers; adult diapers; Absorbent sanitary articles; absorbent cotton. Bed pans; inflatable and disposable bed pans; disposable bedpan bags for commode chairs and toilet seats; Urinals for medical purposes [vessels]; Urinary drainage bags; disposable bags for vomit and urine; sponge material for surgical use; urine bags. Retail and wholesale services in relation to inflatable and disposable bedpans and -urinals containing odour absorbing materials; Retail and wholesale services in relation to disposable bags for vomit and urine; Retail and wholesale services in relation to urinals for medical purposes, urinary drainage bags, disposable bags for vomit and urine, sponge material for surgical use, urine bags; Retail and wholesale services in relation to odour absorbing materials, incontinence diapers, adult diapers, absorbent sanitary articles, absorbent cotton.
A bedpan system suited for use in a bedpan chair (1) and constituted by a bedpan bag (4) with a top (5), a bottom (8), an outer side (12) and an inner side (15), the bedpan bag (4) including at least one receptacle portion (9) between the inner side (15) and the bottom (8) for receiving faeces and/or urine, wherein the bedpan bag (4) further, preferably at the top, includes a fixing part (6) that includes fixing means (11) in the form of adhesives for fixing the fixing part (6) to the bedpan chair (1), wherein the bedpan bag (4) further includes a tear-off edge (17) for separating the receptacle portion (9) from the fixing part (6), the tear-off edge (17) being closer to the fixing part (6) than the bottom (8) of the receptacle portion (9), and where the tear-off edge (17), for example, is prepared as perforation or other pre-pressed deformation of the bag.
A bag for collecting body fluids, such as urine or vomit, wherein the bag in compact condition includes a front side, a back side, a bottom and at least two side edges, where a bag opening is formed opposite the bottom. The bag includes an expandable bead arranged in or close to the bag opening to keep the bag open. The bead can have several chambers that can be inflated or expanded by a resiliently deformable material arranged in the chambers. A removable absorbing material is arranged at the bottom of the bag so that a sample of the fluid can be taken before it is absorbed. At least a part of the sides of the bag can be transparent. Identification means can be provided to enable identification of the user whose liquid has been collected. The bag and the bead can be compressed and stored in compact condition.
A61J 19/00 - Devices for receiving spittle, e.g. spittoons
B65D 17/00 - Rigid or semi-rigid containers specially constructed to be opened by cutting or piercing, or by tearing of frangible members or portions
B65D 5/00 - Rigid or semi-rigid containers of polygonal cross-section, e.g. boxes, cartons or trays, formed by folding or erecting one or more blanks made of paper
The invention provides an inflatable receptacle which may easily be brought along, and which in the inflated state may serve as a stable seat with comfortable seat height for a person. This is achieved by an inflatable receptacle which is peculiar in that the inner membrane side and the outer membrane side are interconnected by at least one membrane joint, preferably by welding the two membrane sides at the centre part of the receptacle, where the at least one membrane joint extends partially or entirely between the lower and upper ends of the receptacle.
Great stability is achieved hereby, as optimal possibility for transferring an action of force applied to the upper end of the receptacle in parallel with the support face is created in order to absorb the action of force in a large part of the support face placed upon the base. This improved ability of transferring actions of force to the base arises because shear forces by disc action are transferred along a membrane joint according to the invention between the partial air chambers produced by establishing the membrane joint.
The invention provides an inflatable receptacle which may easily be brought along, and which in the inflated state may serve as a stable seat with comfortable seat height for a person. This is achieved by an inflatable receptacle which is peculiar in that the inner membrane side and the outer membrane side are interconnected by at least one membrane joint, preferably by welding the two membrane sides at the centre part of the receptacle, where the at least one membrane joint extends partially or entirely between the lower and upper ends of the receptacle. Great stability is achieved hereby, as optimal possibility for transferring an action of force applied to the upper end of the receptacle in parallel with the support face is created in order to absorb the action of force in a large part of the support face placed upon the base. This improved ability of transferring actions of force to the base arises because shear forces by disc action are transferred along a membrane joint according to the invention between the partial air chambers produced by establishing the membrane joint.
