Blood vessel cauterizing tool assembly
OwnerVirginia Rostinventor
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Abstract
A blood vessel cauterizing tool assembly includes a housing that has a first end, a second end and a perimeter wall which is attached to and extends between the first and second ends. A cauterizing rod is attached to the housing and extends outwardly away from the first end. A power source is mounted within the housing and is electrically coupled to the cauterizing rod. A switch is mounted on the housing and is operationally coupled to the power source and the cauterizing rod. The switch is actuated to turn the cauterizing rod on or off. A pull tab extends through the perimeter wall and is positioned in a cut off position breaking a circuit between the switch and the power source. The pull tab is removable from the housing to close the circuit.
Claims5
A cauterizing tool assembly configured to stop bleeding of a wound, said assembly comprising:
- a housing having a first end, a second end and a perimeter wall being attached to and extending between said first and second ends, said perimeter wall having a plurality of apertures extending therethrough, said apertures being positioned nearer to said first end than said second end, said perimeter wall having an opening extending therethrough;
- a cauterizing rod being attached to said housing and extending outwardly away from said first end;
- a power source being mounted within said housing and being electrically coupled to said cauterizing rod;
- a switch being mounted on said housing and being operationally coupled to said power source and said cauterizing rod, said switch being actuated to turn said cauterizing rod on or off;
- a pull tab extending through said perimeter wall, said pull tab being positioned in a cut off position breaking a circuit between said switch and said power source, said pull tab being removable from said housing to close the circuit;
- a fan being positioned within said housing, said fan being electrically coupled to said power source and to said switch, said fan being turned on when said switch is actuated to turn said cauterizing rod on, said fan drawing air into said housing through said apertures and exhausting air outwardly of said housing through said opening;
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- a filter being positioned within said housing between said apertures and said opening, said filter filtering air moving through said housing.
A cauterizing tool assembly configured to stop bleeding of a wound, said assembly comprising:
- a housing having a first end, a second end a perimeter wall being attached to and extending between said first and second ends;
- a cauterizing rod being attached to said housing and extending outwardly away from said first end;
- a power source being mounted within said housing and being electrically coupled to said cauterizing rod;
- a switch being mounted on said housing and being operationally coupled to said power source and said cauterizing rod, said switch being actuated to turn said cauterizing rod on or off;
- said perimeter wall having a plurality of apertures extending therethrough, said apertures being positioned nearer to said first end than said second end;
- said perimeter wall having an opening extending therethrough;
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- a fan being positioned within said housing, said fan being electrically coupled to said power source and to said switch, said fan being turned on said switch is actuated to turn said cauterizing rod on, said fan drawing air into said housing through said apertures and exhausting air outwardly of said housing through said opening.
A cauterizing tool assembly configured to stop bleeding of a wound, said assembly comprising:
- a housing having a first end, a second end and a perimeter wall being attached to and extending between said first and second ends;
- a cauterizing rod being attached to said housing and extending outwardly away from said first end;
- a power source being mounted within said housing and being electrically coupled to said cauterizing rod;
- a switch being mounted on said housing and being operationally coupled to said power source and said cauterizing rod, said switch being actuated to turn said cauterizing rod on or off;
- said perimeter wall having a plurality of apertures extending therethrough, said apertures being positioned nearer to said first end than said second end;
- said perimeter wall having an opening extending therethrough;
- a fan being positioned within said housing, said fan being electrically coupled to said power source and to said switch, said fan being turned on when said switch is actuated to turn said cauterizing rod on, said fan drawing air into said housing through said apertures and exhausting air outwardly of said housing through said opening;
- a filter being positioned within said housing between said apertures and said opening, said filter filtering air moving through said housing;
- a pull tab extending through said perimeter wall, said pull tab being positioned in a cut off position breaking a circuit between said switch and said power source, said pull tab being removable from said housing to close the circuit;
- a non-slip material being positioned on an outer surface of said perimeter wall adjacent to said first end;
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- a light emitter being mounted on said housing and being directed away from said first end, said light emitter being electrically coupled to said switch and to said power supply, said light emitter being turned on when said switch turns on said cauterizing rod.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.