Device for the Prevention of Overdose by Opiate and Depressant Users
AssigneeDavid Tchao
InventorsDavid Tchao, Paul Tchao
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Abstract
An automated wearable device measure physiological signals, and when parameters which cause the wearer to be at risk are measured, the device delivers an antidote for a given medical condition. This prevents overdose or medical conditions from occuring.
Claims24
An arm or leg-band which carries an opiate overdose antidote syringe and is controlled by a vital sign monitoring central processing unit which activates injecting the wearer in overdose with antidote.
The claim in 1 where the activation of the injection is coupled with radio emissions from the device which give real time medical information to incoming emergency medical professionals.
A nose clip with a breathing sensor activated release of opiate overdose antidote as a nasal mist directly into the sinuses.
An armband which carried a syringe box at rest and moves it into place vertically aligned with the body surface and is then compressed and injected into the arm where the band-held device is worn delivering opiate anti-overdose drugs when a automatic cable retraction system is activated by a physiological sensor while emitting radio medical information.
A face mask which releases a mist of opiate overdose antidote as a nasal mist into the mask while emitting radio signals with medial information about the wearer when sensors detect overdose.
The claim in 1 where the antidote is Injection of epinephrine for an allergic reaction.
The claim in 2 where the antidote is Injection of epinephrine for an allergic reaction
The claim in 1 where the antidote is glucagon when the monitored blood sugar is too low or of insulin when the sugar is dangerously high.
The claim in 2 where the antidote is glucagon when the monitored blood sugar is too low or of insulin when the sugar is dangerously high.
The claim in 1 where the antidote is a steroid when needed in asthma, allergic reaction, shock with hypotension.
The claim in 2 where the antidote is a steroids when needed in asthma, allergic reaction, shock with hypotension.
The claim in 2 where the antidote is lidocaine when there are multiple irregular heartbeats in case of acute heart disease.
The claim in 1 where the antidote is injection of different antiarrhythmic drugs according to the EKG rhythm.
The claim in 2 where the antidote injection of different antiarrhythmic drugs according to the EKG rhythm.
The claim in 1 where the antidote is injection of thrombolytic drug during an acute heart attack or a stroke.
The claim in 2 where the antidote is injection of thrombolytic drug during an acute heart attack or a stroke.
The claim in 1 where the antidote is injection of blood pressure lowering drugs when the BP is dangerously high.
The claim in 2 where the antidote is injection of blood pressure lowering drugs when the BP is dangerously high.
The claim in 1 where the antidote is atropine when the pulse is too low.
The claim in 2 where the antidote is atropine when the pulse is too low.
The claim in 1 where the patient who have recurrent seizures may wear this device which can inject anti-seizures drugs during an acute episode of convulsions when the patient is unconscious.
The claim in 2 where the patient who have recurrent seizures may wear this device which can inject anti-seizures drugs during an acute episode of convulsions when the patient is unconscious.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.