Vaccination guard system
OwnerTeresa Nadolskiinventor
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Abstract
A guard system is disclosed for protecting patients and medical health professionals from the transmission of airborne contagions during the administration of vaccinations. The system includes a frame having a generally rectangular shape; a transparent sheeting attached to the frame creating a barrier against the transmission of airborne contagions, the sheeting having a front side opposite a back side; an aperture in the transparent sheeting, the aperture sized for administering a vaccination to a patient seated on the back side of the transparent sheeting from the front side; a movable screen portion for covering at least a portion of the aperture; wherein the movable screen portion moves from a closed position to an open position to facilitate the administration of the vaccination.
Claims16
A vaccination guard system comprising:
- a frame having a generally rectangular shape, the frame having a plurality of supporting members, the supporting members comprise at least a pair of hooks secured to the frame;
- a transparent sheeting attached to the frame creating a barrier against the transmission of airborne contagions, the sheeting having a front side opposite a back side;
- an aperture in the transparent sheeting, the aperture sized for administering a vaccination to a patient seated on the back side of the transparent sheeting from the front side;
- a movable screen portion for covering at least a portion of the aperture, wherein the movable screen portion is comprised of a rectangular shaped sheeting attached to a support bar that is received by the plurality of supporting members on the frame;
- wherein the movable screen portion moves from a closed position to an open position to facilitate the administration of the vaccination.
A vaccination guard system comprising:
- a frame having a generally rectangular shape;
- a transparent sheeting attached to the frame creating a barrier against the transmission of airborne contagions, the sheeting having a front side opposite a back side;
- an aperture in the transparent sheeting, the aperture sized for administering a vaccination to a patient seated on the back side of the transparent sheeting from the front side;
- a movable screen portion for covering at least a portion of the aperture, the movable screen having a centrally-located opening;
- wherein the movable screen portion moves from a closed position wherein the opening in the movable screen portion does not align with the aperture in the sheeting to an open position wherein the opening in the movable screen portion is aligned with the aperture in the sheeting, thereby allowing access from the front side of the sheeting through the aperture in the sheeting to the back side of the sheeting.
A vaccination guard system comprising:
- a frame having a generally rectangular shape, the frame having a top opposite a bottom that are connected by a pair of upright sides;
- a transparent sheeting attached to the top, bottom, and sides of the frame to create a barrier against the transmission of airborne contagions, the sheeting having a front side opposite a back side;
- an aperture in the transparent sheeting, the aperture sized for administering a vaccination to a patient seated on the back side of the transparent sheeting from the front side;
- a plurality of hooks disposed in the sides of the frame;
- a movable screen portion for covering at least a portion of the aperture, the movable screen supported by and suspended from at least one of the plurality of hooks, the movable screen further having a centrally-located opening;
- wherein the movable screen portion moves from a closed position wherein the opening in the movable screen portion does not align with the aperture in the sheeting to an open position wherein the opening in the movable screen portion is aligned with the aperture in the sheeting, thereby allowing access from the front side of the sheeting through the aperture in the sheeting to the back side of the sheeting.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.