Contamination detainment unit
OwnerRaymond C. Maloneyinventor
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Abstract
A mobile isolation unit which forms a chemical and biological barrier that is has a substantially rectangular-parallelepiped shaped enclosure and a frame system configured to support the enclosure in the suspended position so as to create and internal and external environment. The enclosure may also be equipped with at least one opening for access into and out of the enclosure, a zipper for opening and closing the access port, at least one biomedical port, and a plurality of support points configured to support the enclosed in the suspended position when the frame is in an open position so that a patient can be placed in and out of the enclosure. A method for isolating and treating a patient using the mobile isolation unit is also provided.
Claims16
A collapsible mobile isolation unit comprising:
- a substantially rectangular-parallelepiped shaped enclosure and a separate stand alone frame system configured to support said enclosure, said frame system comprising a plurality of solid support collapsible poles and a base configured as a single unit;
- said enclosure comprising a front panel, a back panel, a left side panel, a right side panel, a top panel and a bottom panel all of which continuously attached together to form said enclosure having an internal environment separated from an outside environment, said enclosure further containing at least one access into and out of said enclosure outlined by a closure means for opening and closing said access,
- at least one biomedical port, and a plurality of support points configured to support said enclosure in a suspended position so as to form an internal environment that is separate from an external environment wherein a patient can be moved in and out of said enclosure through at least one opening for access;
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- a flap configured to cover said closure means so as to provide a hermetical seal that prevents contaminants from exiting said closure means when said closure means is closed.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.