Medical support board
OwnerPaul D. Lovegroveinventor
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Abstract
A medical support board to inhibit movement of a patient's limb is provided. The support board is provided with an adherent strip applied to its reverse side. The adherent strip is a removably adherable to materials underlying the support board such as carpets, blankets or the clothing of the patient. The adherent strip adherring to an underlying material inhibits movement of the patient's limb relative to the body. Straps are provided to secure the limb to the support board and are fastened by means of adherent strips.
Claims6
An IV support board particularly adapted for emergency use comprising a rigid support member, padding covering one side of said rigid support member and adherent material for removably adhering to a cloth or fabric material underlying said rigid support member, said adherent material covering substantially the entire area of the side of the support member opposite the padded side whereby movement of said support board is inhibited by the adherence of the board to the underlying cloth or fabric material.
A medical support board comprising:
- a. means for providing rigid support to a patient's limb;
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- b. a strip of hook material attached to and covering substantially the entire side of said rigid support means disposed away from said limb for removably adhering said rigid support means to a cloth or fabric material underlying said rigid support means to substantially inhibit uncontrolled limb movement as is likely to occur during defibrillation or movement of a paralyzed or unconscious patient.
A medical support board comprising:
- a. means for providing rigid support to a patient's limb;
- and
- b. a strip of Velcro material attached to and covering substantially the entire side of said rigid support means disposed away from said limb for removably adhering said rigid support means to a cloth or fabric material underlying said rigid support means to substantially inhibit uncontrolled limb movement as is likely to occur during defibrillation or movement of a paralyzed or unconscious patient.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.