Isolation chamber
AssigneeSeattle Tarp Company
InventorDeano Perlatti
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Abstract
An isolation chamber for providing containment for a contaminated patient includes a flexible enclosure that is configurable to receive a contaminated patient therein. The enclosure includes a first side, a second side, a top that is hingedly pivotable about a top of the first side, a bottom, a first end, and a second end. The top is maintained spaced apart from the bottom such that the top is maintained out of physical contact with a contaminated patient received in the enclosure. A plurality of attachment devices are disposed on at least one of the first and second sides or the first and second ends. The plurality of attachment devices are configured to attach to one of the first and second sides or the first and second ends to support members of a stretcher.
Claims23
An isolation chamber for providing containment of a contaminated patient, the isolation chamber comprising:
- a flexible enclosure configurable to receive a contaminated patient therein, the enclosure including a bottom, a top, a first end, and a second end;
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- means for maintaining the top spaced apart from the bottom such that the top is maintained out of physical contact with a contaminated patient received in the enclosure.
An isolation chamber for providing containment of a contaminated patient, the isolation chamber comprising:
- a flexible enclosure configurable to receive a contaminated patient therein, the enclosure including a first side, a second side, a top that is hingedly pivotable about a top of the first side, a bottom, a first end, and a second end;
- means for maintaining the top spaced apart from the bottom such that the top is maintained out of physical contact with a contaminated patient received in the enclosure;
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- a plurality of attachment devices disposed on at least one of the first and second sides or the first and second ends, the plurality of attachment devices being configured to attach one of the first and second sides or the first and second ends to support members of a stretcher.
An isolation chamber for providing containment of a contaminated patient, the isolation chamber comprising:
- a flexible enclosure configurable to receive a contaminated patient therein, the enclosure including a first end defining a first pocket that extends about a periphery of the first end, a second end, a bottom, and a top, the top having a first section that is hingedly pivotable about a first side of the bottom, the top having a second section that is hingedly pivotable about a second side of the bottom;
- a first rod that conforms to a shape of the periphery of the first end, the first rod being receivable in the first pocket;
- at least one closure disposed on the first and second sections of the top, the at least one closure being configured to releasably attach the first section of the top to the second section of the top;
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- at least first webbing that transverses the bottom between the first and second sides of the bottom.
An isolation chamber for providing containment of a contaminated patient, the isolation chamber comprising:
- a flexible enclosure configurable to receive a contaminated patient therein, the enclosure including a first end defining a first pocket that extends about a periphery of the first end, a second end, a bottom, and a top, the top having a first section that is hingedly pivotable about a first side of the bottom, the top having a second section that is hingedly pivotable about a second side of the bottom;
- a first rod that conforms to a shape of the periphery of the first end, the first rod being receivable in the first pocket;
- at least one closure disposed on the first and second sections of the top, the at least one closure being configured to releasably attach the first section of the top to the second section of the top;
- at least first webbing that transverses the bottom between the first and second sides of the bottom;
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- handles disposed toward the first and second ends.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.