Intravenous bag and bottle holder
OwnerKenneth K. Thies, Jr.inventor
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Abstract
A tool for handling intravenous supplies packaged in containers such as bottles and bags. The tool has an engaging end which both engages a fixture to support the tool in a working position, and engages an intravenous container to support it in the working position. The tool has a handle and a shaft extending between the engaging end and the handle. The shaft is long enough to reach support fixtures and shaped to hang without contacting the intravenous container. The handle is shaped to accommodate a user's hand.
Claims26
A tool for handling intravenous supplies of the type to be suspended from a fixture;
- said tool comprising;
- a handle adapted to be gripped in the hand;
- an elongate shaft extending from the handle;
- said elongate shaft being offset along its length so said tool will hang without engaging on said intravenous supplies while in use;
- an end structure for receiving said fixture against a first surface and for receiving said intravenous supplies against a second surface.
A tool for handling intravenous supplies of the type to be suspended from a fixture;
- said tool comprising;
- a handle adapted to be gripped in the hand;
- an elongate shaft extending from the handle;
- and,
- an end structure for receiving said fixture against a first surface and for receiving said intravenous supplies against a second surface;
- said handle comprises an end portion of said elongate shaft;
- said end portion having a first end and a second end;
- a first portion spaced from and generally coextensive with said end portion and having a first end and a second end;
- a second portion extending between the first end of said end portion and said first end of said first portion;
- a third portion extending between the second end of said end portion and said second end of said first portion.
A hanger for intravenous supplies of the type to be suspended from a fixture;
- said hanger comprising an elongate shaft;
- said elongate shaft being offset along its length so said hanger will hang without engaging on said intravenous supplies while in use;
- a handle at a first end of the shaft;
- an end structure at a second end of the shaft;
- said end structure engagable on said fixture to support said hanger thereon;
- said intravenous supplies engagable on said end structure to support said intravenous supplies thereon.
A hanger for intravenous supplies of the type to be suspended from a fixture;
- said hanger comprising an elongate shaft;
- a handle at a first end of the shaft;
- an end structure at a second end of the shaft;
- said end structure engagable on said fixture to support said hanger thereon;
- said intravenous supplies engagable on said end structure to support said intravenous supplies thereon;
- said handle comprises an end portion of said elongate shaft;
- said end portion having a first end and a second end;
- a first portion spaced from and generally coextensive with said end portion and having a first end and a second end;
- a second portion extending between the first end of said end portion and said first end of said first portion;
- a third portion extending between the second end of said end portion and said second end of said first portion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.