Puncture site patch
OwnerRobert Watsoninventor
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An elastomeric puncture site patch for adhering to skin and antiseptically covering the skin at an area where a sharp object such as a syringe needle or intravenous is to be inserted. The patch is comprised of an elastomeric transparent self-sealing membrane and a spacer having an aperture. The spacer has an adhesive film on the surface opposite the membrane for adhering the patch to the skin. When the patch is applied to an area of the skin, a chamber is formed between the skin and the membrane and bounded by the spacer. In use, the skin is antiseptically cleaned and the patch applied. The syringe needle or similar device punctures the membrane and the skin. At the end of the procedure the needle is withdrawn and any blood remaining on the outside of the needle or oozing from the wound is trapped in the chamber, thus preventing contamination of the area beyond the chamber. A method of manufacturing the puncture site patch is also provided.
A puncture site patch for adhering to skin, comprising:
A sterile puncture site patch for adhering to skin, consisting essentially of:
A continuous production process method for manufacturing a puncture site patch, comprising:
A puncture site patch for adhering to skin, comprising:
A puncture site patch for adhering to skin, comprising:
A method for providing an injection, comprising:
A puncture site patch for adhering to skin, comprising:
A sterile puncture site patch for adhering to skin, consisting essentially of:
A puncture site patch for adhering to skin, comprising:
A puncture site patch for adhering to skin, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.