Livengood Engineering, Inc.

Hewlett-packard Development Company, L.P.

Lgms, LLC

Leppert Level LLC

Barry T Phillips

Joseph C Livengood

Amy L Livengood

Theodore B Ziemkowski

Justin M Nittman

Philip A Livengood

David Quijano

James William Stasiak

Heather Noel Bean

Guy Adams

Stephan R Clark

Cary G Addington

Gregory A Standiford

Brad Benson

Yi-Feng Lin

Angus Wu

Daniel I Croft

Joshua J Leppert

Chad Hosack

Josh K Peterson

Joseph D LoBue

A handle module has a housing conforming to a disk drive form factor. The handle module has mounting features configured to securely install the housing in a slot conforming to the disk drive form factor. The handle module has a finger-friendly recess extending from a front of the handle module and into an interior of the housing.

Handle module

Patient support cart with mounting plate

Mounting plate for a patient support cart

Medical level device

Bracket for IV pole

Embodiments disclosed herein relate to a filter (). In one embodiment, the filter includes a pattern (). The pattern may reflect or fluoresce non-visible light.

Filter

A patient support platform or mobile support cart is provided. The mobile support cart includes a transmission system that allows the patient and/or medical staff member to choose a stop, walk or roll mode. In the stop mode, the castor wheels are prevented from rolling across the floor by a braking mechanism. In the walking mode, the transmission causes a tracking wheel to engage the floor for providing tracked or guided motion to the mobile support cart. In a roll mode, the tracking wheel is raised and is disengaged from the floor, and the castor wheels are free to rotate. The platform is capable of supporting devices that may be attached or associated with a patient throughout their stay at a healthcare facility. The braking mechanism can include a cable and an associated brake arm, with the cable positioned to allow braking without inhibiting the ability of the castor wheel to swivel with respect to a castor mounting plate.

Modular patient support system

Attachment for drawer

Patient support cart

A patient support platform provides a solution for healthcare facilities and nursing staff to address patient and staff safety, patient mobility, patient comfort, the availability of patient information, monitoring drugs and therapy provided, and controlling health care expenses. The patient support platform preferably includes a transmission system that allows the patient and/or medical staff member to choose a stop, walk or roll mode. The transmission system preferably includes a drag wheel for applying a braking force in response to a voltage generated by a braking motor. The platform supports a plurality of devices that may be attached or associated with a patient throughout their stay at a healthcare facility. The support platform also preferably includes a mechanism for releasably attaching the support platform to another structure, such as a bed. Embodiments of the present invention include multiple non-medical uses of the platform.

A slave strobe is built including a photodetector, a flash tube, a flash controller, a mode switch, a body, and a top rotatable with respect to the body, and depressible with respect to the body. The photodetector is configured to detect a flash of light. The flash controller is electrically coupled with the photodetector, the mode switch and the flash tube, and is configured to change modes of operation when the mode switch is activated. The mode switch is configured to activate when the top is depressed. The top includes a plurality of strobe lenses configured to modify a flash of light from the flash tube when rotated in front of the flash tube.

Slave strobe

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Fort Collins, CO, United States of America

Barry T Phillips