Organizational system for medical venous access lines
AssigneeBusara Technologies, LLC
InventorBarron Dooley
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Abstract
A device for securing and organizing tubing, such as medical venous access lines, includes a tray; a fastener attached to the tray, the fastener designed to attach the tray to another object, such as a post from an IV unit or a patient's bed; at least one tube slot built into the tray, the tube slot sized to accommodate a portion of a tube; a first strap attached to the tray proximate to the fastener; and a second strap attached to the tray proximate to the end of the tray distal from the fastener, wherein the first strap and the second strap are designed to secure the tube within the tube slot without impeding flow through the tube. The device may further include label tabs extending upwardly from the tray proximate to each tube slot.
Claims7
A device for securing and organizing tubing, the device comprising:
- a tray;
- a fastener attached to the tray, the fastener designed to attach the tray to another object;
- at least one tube slot extending partially into the tray and extending from an area of the tray proximate to the fastener to an end of the tray distal from the fastener, the at least one tube slot sized to accommodate at least a portion of a tube;
- a first strap attached to the tray proximate to the fastener;
- a second strap attached to the tray proximate to the end of the tray distal from the fastener;
- and
- a label tab extending upwards from the tray proximate to the at least one tube slot,
- wherein the first strap and the second strap are designed to clamp down on the at least one tube to secure the at least one tube within the tube slot without impeding flow through the tube.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.