Universal medical gas delivery system
OwnerDarren Rubininventor
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A first source of medical gas has a generally cylindrical male outlet with a cylindrical bore and a threaded outer cylindrical surface. A flexible cylindrical elastomeric medical gas tubing has an input end with a bushing making a flush abutment with the male outlet at the output orifice. An output end attaches to any of a plurality of medical gas utilizing devices, but preferably with a dampening disperser held in position in the space in the vicinity of a patient's nose and mouth. An annular flange of the input end bushing resides within a central cylindrical bored out region extending through the first end and nearly to the second end of a rotatable connector forming an interior surface of a connector with threads coupling with the threads of the male outlet. The second end is an annular abutment against the annular flange holding the input end tubing bushing against the outlet source and providing an airtight coupling. A gripping means is on the exterior surface of the connector.
A universal medical gas delivery system (10) for coupling any of a plurality of different medical gas sources to a medical gas tube leading to any of a plurality of different medical gas utilizing devices comprising, in combination;
A universal medical gas delivery system (10) for coupling any of a plurality of different medical gas sources to a medical gas tube leading to any of a plurality of different medical gas utilizing devices comprising, in combination;
A universal medical gas delivery system (10) for coupling any of a plurality of different medical gas sources to a medical gas tube leading to any of a plurality of different medical gas utilizing devices comprising, in combination;
A medical gas delivery system that includes at least one dampening disperser (220);
A medical gas delivery system that includes at least one dampening disperser (220), configured to be supported in a position in front era patient's face, said dampening disperser (220) including concave walls (226), at least one gas outlet nozzle (234) that releases medical gas, and at least one non-stationary baffle (236) in a path of gas flow (230) to disperse and create drag, thereby reducing a velocity/impact of the gas flow (230) directed at a patient and coming from the at least one medical gas supply tubing (30) attached to an at least one medical gas source outlet (22 or 82), while generating a turbulent plume of gases that mix with ambient air in a space (228) in a vicinity of a patient's nose and mouth, chosen from vicinities including, but not limited to, between an upper lip and a base of the patient's nose, to allow for both nose breathing and mouth breathing of said turbulent plume of gases and to aid in the clearance of exhaled breath away from the patient so as to diminish rebreathing of exhaled air, movement of said non-stationary baffle (236) is visualized to indicate that the patient is receiving gas flow, said dampening disperser (220) is attached to a support chosen from a variety of different supports (232) in communication with a patient's head to position the dampening disperser (220) in the vicinity of the patient's nose and mouth, said at least one non-stationary baffle (236) is chosen from a class of baffles selected from a type of non-stationary baffles including, but not limited to, flexible flaps, sails, parachutes, wings and blades and rotating blades (238), including rotating blades of a fan, impeller, and windmill.
A medical gas delivery system that includes at least one dampening disperser (220), configured to be supported in a position in front of a patient's face, said dampening disperser (220) including concave walls (226), at least one gas outlet nozzle (240) that releases medical gas, and at least two baffles (242) in a path of gas flow (230) to disperse and reduce a velocity/impact of the gas flow (230) directed at a patient and coming from at least one medical gas supply tubing (30) attached to an at least one medical gas source outlet (22 or 82), while generating a turbulent plume of gases that mix with ambient air in a space (228) in the vicinity of a patient's nose and mouth, chosen from vicinities including, but not limited to, between an upper lip and a base of the patient's nose, to allow for both nose breathing and mouth breathing of said turbulent plume of gases and to aid in clearance of exhaled breath away from the patient so as to diminish rebreathing of exhaled air, said dampening disperser (220) is attached to a support chosen from a variety of different supports (232) in communication with a patient's head to position the dampening disperser in the vicinity of the patient's nose and mouth.
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