Disposable tissue trap with aseptic barrier
AssigneeDonald Guthrie Foundation for Medical Research, Inc.
InventorWilliam C. Beck
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AssigneeDonald Guthrie Foundation for Medical Research, Inc.
InventorWilliam C. Beck
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The discovery of this invention is that the use of an aseptic barrier in the form of a layer of material which is impervious to the passage of water in combination with at least one layer of absorbent tissue in the form of a disposable tissue or handkerchief can function to reduce materially the transfer of pathogens such as viruses and bacteria from the bodily internal products, mucous and fluid effluent from inside a person to his hand. The above principles may be embodied in a disposable tissue including an aseptic barrier or in a method of entrapping nasal secretions in such a way that contamination of the environment from infected noses be avoided. This is accomplished by the creation of a trap in the form of a mitten-like bag, resistant to the passage of aqueous liquids, with facial tissue affixed to the outside of this mitten-like bag.
A handkerchief, for wiping or covering the nose, mouth or hands in a manner such that any pathogenic bacteria or virus present in the fluid transferred to the tissue are not further transmitted to the user's hands, comprising:
The method of making a handkerchief, for wiping or covering the nose, mouth or hands in a manner such that any pathogenic bacteria or virus present in the fluid transferred to one side of the tissue are not further transmitted to the user's hands, comprising a disposable tissue having an aseptic barrier to protect against the transmission of pathogenic bacteria or virus to the hands of the use and then to another person through touching, comprising the steps of:
A method of using a handkerchief, for wiping or covering the nose, mouth or hands, comprising a disposable tissue having an aseptic barrier to protect against transmission of pathogenic bacteria or virus to the hands of the user and then to another person through touching, comprising the steps of:
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