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US 11,545,052 B1Granted
Insulative rescue cap containing emergency response procedures
AssigneeEqualizer Technology LLC
InventorsDavid G. Abood, Paul Saluan
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Abstract
The present invention relates generally to a device and a method that maintains an individual's body temperature during exposure to cold conditions or cold water and, more specifically, to an insulative rescue cap that clearly provides instructions and teachings of how to correctly perform emergency medical procedures, namely CPR. The cap is contoured to the individual's head.
Claims19
A insulative rescue cap to maintain a individual's optimal body temperature during an emergency rescue procedure comprising:
- a shell component having an inner surface to closely fit contours of a patient's head and ears and preventing open air space between said head and said inner surface, said shell component having a lower edge, said inner surface attached to said insulative element and said shell component further comprising:
- a first side panel;
- a second side panel;
- an instruction indicia area formed on at least one of said first side panel or said second side panel, said instruction indicia area forming an orientation axis generally perpendicular a frontal plane of said individual;
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- a top center panel that forms a front, a center and a rear connected to said first side panel and said second side panel;
- said insulative element lining only a portion of the inner surface along the top center panel from a front terminus to a rear terminus symmetrically about a vertical centerline;
- a gripping element to grip said individual's head in a manner that impedes said insulative rescue cap from falling off said individual's head during an emergency procedure;
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- an instruction indicia comprising teaching how to perform an emergency medical procedure, said instruction indicia incorporated on said instruction indicia area and having a reading orientation that is generally said instruction indicia area positioned generally parallel with the orientation axis.
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