Catheter drainage bag or wound care drainage bag supporting apparatus, and a wheelchair with a catheter drainage bag or wound care drainage supporting apparatus
OwnerGilbert James McLaughlin, David Michael Krieselinventors
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Abstract
An apparatus for supporting a catheter drainage bag or wound care drainage bag on a wheelchair includes an upper arm having a free end and a second end, a lower arm having an end connected to the second end of the upper arm and a supporting end, a cross bar extending perpendicular to longitudinal dimensions of the upper arm and the lower arm, and suspending arms extending between the supporting end of the lower arm and ends of the cross bar. A wheelchair with a catheter drainage bag or wound care drainage bag supporting apparatus is also provided.
Claims20
An apparatus for supporting a catheter drainage bag or wound care drainage bag on a wheelchair, comprising:
- an upper arm having a free end and a second end;
- a lower arm having an end connected to the second end of the upper arm and a supporting end;
- a cross bar extending perpendicular to longitudinal dimensions of the upper arm and the lower arm;
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- suspending arms extending between the supporting end of the lower arm and ends of the cross bar.
A wheelchair with a catheter drainage bag or wound care drainage bag supporting apparatus, comprising:
- a wheelchair including a seat portion;
- the catheter drainage bag or wound care drainage bag supporting apparatus, comprising
- an upper arm having a free end and a second end,
- a lower arm having an end connected to the second end of the upper arm and a supporting end,
- a cross bar extending perpendicular to longitudinal dimensions of the upper arm and the lower arm, and
- suspending arms extending between the supporting end of the lower arm and ends of the cross bar,
- wherein the upper arm and the lower arm are disposed on opposite sides of the seat portion so that the cross bar is disposed rearwardly of a front end of the seat portion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.