Automated rinse water and body fluid bioagent detection
OwnerBrian M. Sullivan, Denes L. Zsolnayinventors
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Testing of the foot soldier or other person on the battlefield for bioagent contamination is facilitated by a computer controlled portable testing unit that combines a sink or other receptacle (1), an automated ELISA tester (3), and means to transport fluids (10, 9, 11, 15) stemming from the soldier deposited in the receptacle to the automated ELISA tester in which the analysis is performed. For external contamination detection, operation is initiated by a sensor (25) detecting the presence of a person's hands under a spout (23) and for internal contamination detection operation is initiated by the operation of a momentary operate switch (32). External contamination detection begins by washing the soldier's hands and/or face in receptacle (1), while internal contamination detection begins with the soldier spitting, coughing or sneezing into the receptacle.
The method of detecting a bioagent in a fluid that stems from a person, comprising the steps of:
The method of detecting a bioagent contaminating a surface of a person, comprising the steps of:
Apparatus for detecting the presence of a bioagent on the hands of a person, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.