Emergency Protocol Receptacle for Puncture Wounds

Abstract

An emergency protocol receptacle is disclosed for puncture wounds that utilizes an endothermic reaction between non-toxic chemicals to achieve inflation for effective and faster coagulation of blood in puncture type wounds. The emergency protocol receptacle comprises a balloon, a powder capsule, and a depressible top cap. The balloon is configured to inflate due to the endothermic reaction between non-toxic chemicals to stop bleeding from a puncture wound. The powder capsule is packed inside the balloon for holding a specific amount of baking soda. The depressible top cap is fixed on top of the powder capsule for holding a specific amount of vinegar. The depressible top cap facilitates flow of the vinegar into the powder capsule when depressed, causing a mixture of the vinegar with the baking soda to initiate inflation of the balloon due to chemical reaction between the vinegar and the baking soda.

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