Communicable disease barrier digit cover and dispensing package therefor
OwnerMariruth D. Gurleyinventor
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A disposable digit cover structured to be applied to envelop a portion of a human finger or toe, i.e., digit, for aiding in prevention of the spread of communicable diseases and cross-patient contamination from pulse oximeter probes. The cover is a flexible, tubular structure of material impervious to the passage of infectious agents, and having one open end and an oppositely disposed closed end, and is sufficiently thin and transparent to light to serve as infectious agent barrier between a human digit and a pulse oximeter probe. The covers are stored in a flattened state in a clean condition with a dispensing package containing a plurality of the covers stacked upon each other and secure to the package. The package includes a closeable opening allowing access to the digit covers. The dispensing package is small enough to be carried in a garment pocket.
A combination dispensing package containing digit covers for use in reducing cross-patient contamination from use of a pulse oximeter probe, comprising:
A dispensing package containing removable digit covers, the digit covers structured to serve as infectious agent barriers when removed from said package and located between a human digit and a light emitting medical probe attachable to a human digit, comprising:
A combination dispensing package containing digit covers for use in reducing cross-patient contamination from use of a pulse oximeter probe, comprising:
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