Patient restraining apparatus
OwnerJohn McLoughlin, Neocles Athanasiades +1inventors
InventorsJohn McLoughlin, Neocles Athanasiades, Toh Meng
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Abstract
A covering blanket has a plurality of straps for securing a patient against movement. The straps are of the hook and eye type and are connectable to a back board, stretcher or other apparatus. A stabilizing sheet with stabilizing rods can be connected to the covering blanket and define a means for transporting a patient.
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An apparatus, as set forth in claim 8, wherein the reinforcing rods are each formed for organic plastic.
An apparatus, as set forth in claim 8, wherein the reinforcing rods are each formed of metal.
An apparatus, as set forth in claim 8, wherein the reinforcing rods are each formed of wood.
An apparatus, as set forth in claim 8, wherein the elongated stabilizing sheet is of substantially the same dimensions as the elongated blanket.
A apparatus for restraining a patient, comprising:
- an elongated blanket having a longitudinal axis, a length, a plurality of openings spaced apart along said length, top and bottom surfaces, first and second end portions, and first and second side portions, said blanket having reinforcing elements extending therethrough and said openings each being located spaced a substantially equal distance from said blanket side portions and each being of significant size relative to the size of the blanket;
- first and second shoulder securing straps connected to the first end portion of the blanket;
- a securing strap connected to the second end portion of the blanket;
- a plurality of side securing straps connected at spaced apart locations along the longitudinal axis of the blanket, each side securing strap extending transversely outwardly from respective adjacent sides of the blanket;
- a plurality of flexible loop type handles each being connected to respective side of the blanket at locations between side securing straps;
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- said securing straps being formed of hook and eye type material each being connected to the top surface of the blanket and being extendable through a respective back board opening with the strap ends connectable on themselves.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.