Deroyal Industries, Inc.

Depre, LLC

International Private Bank LLC

Coh Holdco Inc.

Ethan Edward Valentine

Walter Cleveland Cowart

Nicholas John Poker

Phillip David Peery

Dhanvin Sunil Desai

Angela J Schubert

Rex Allen Grindstaff

Sam Griffin

Vincent Denis Jardret

Zachary C Ziegler

Robert E Andrews

Jeffrey Wayne Fritz

Peter Baik

Courtney Craft

Scott A Roehrborn

Michael Kastura

Mark Edward Justice

Thomas Paul Lawhorn

Gavin L Warrington

Todd Max Cupp

William Todd Klempnauer

Christopher Joseph Schulze

Samuel E Darcy

Eduardo Diaz

Scott Douglas Barnes

Sarah O Davis

Mike Kastura

Lee Freeman

Troy Cayon

Jason Gregory Hall

Nick Sinas

Anthony Ford

Evan Reese

A medical gown () configured for controlled doffing away from a user is disclosed herein. The medical gown may include a neck opening () and a tear guide () extending downwardly from the neck opening along a rear side () of the medical gown. The tear guide may extend between the neck opening and a nearest lower edge () of the rear side of the medical gown. The nearest lower edge may comprise an upper end of a flap opening of the rear side of the medical gown. The flap opening () may be defined between first and second flaps of the rear side of the medical gown. The tear guide may comprise a heat weld defined in the rear side of the medical gown.

Medical gown with tear guide feature

Incision dressing

A fall monitor has a first wireless communications receiver and a second wireless communications receiver. The second receiver receives wireless communications according to a different communications protocol than the first receiver. A fall detection pad includes a wireless communications module having a first pad transmitter configured to communicate with the first receiver to transmit a pairing communication when the fall detection pad is placed in proximity to the first receiver and a second pad transmitter configured to communicate with the second receiver when the fall detection pad is paired with the fall monitor display unit to transmit the fall alarm communication when the fall detection pad determines that a patient has removed pressure from the fall detection pad. A clinician key may be provided that is configured to communicate with the first receiver to provide a hold status for the alarm signal of the display unit.

Fall monitor system

A container having a stack of eye shields, includes a stack of eye shields having a plurality of eye shields stacked one on top of another. The stack of eye shields is in a sloped configuration in which ear pieces of frames of the eye shields are generally aligned with one another and disposed at an angle relative to horizontal of from about 10 to about 35 degrees. A container is provided having a horizontal bottom onto which the stack of eye shields is supported, the container having a top opposite the bottom, the top being sloped to be substantially parallel to the ear pieces of the eye shields of the stack of eye shields.

Stackable eye shields

A medical temperature monitoring system includes an electrical wire set having a thermistor at a distal end of the wire set configured to sense temperatures to which the thermistor is exposed; an electronic circuit in electrical communication with the wire set and the thermistor and configured to convert the temperatures sensed by the thermistor to temperature display signals; a display in electrical communication with the electronic circuit for receiving the temperature display signals and displaying temperatures corresponding to the temperature display signals; and a bead of cured protective material encapsulating the thermistor. The protective material is a radiation curable adhesive applied to the thermistor in an uncured state and then cured to encapsulate the thermistor. The bead of cured protective material electrically isolates the conductor sufficient to pass a Hi-Pot test at 500 VAC, <0.1 mA.

Radiation curable thermistor encapsulation

Eye shield

Patient eye shield mask

Medical gown

U-shaped box

An eye shield includes a frame having a plurality of receivers located along the frame and a plurality of latches located to cooperate with the receivers, and a lens having a plurality of spaced apart lens apertures extending through the lens and located so as to align with the receivers of the frame when the lens is positioned for installation onto the frame. The latches are engageable with the receivers by rotating the latches to pass an elongate catch of the latch into the receiver through the aligned lens aperture and an open front of the receiver to latchingly engage a tooth of the latch with a catch surface of the receiver in a snap-fit frictional relationship. The latches are also selectively disengageable from the receivers by applying force to a lower edge of the latch and flexing the lower edge of the latch rearward slightly to disengage the tooth from the catch surface.

Eye shields with selectively releasable snap-fit assembly

A stack of eye shields includes a plurality of eye shields each having a frame with receivers located along the frame and latches located to engage the receivers, and spaced apart elevated support surfaces along and rising above an upper portion of the frame; and a lens installed on the frame and having lens apertures extending through the lens and aligned with the receivers of the frame, with the latches engaged with the receivers securing the lens to the frame. The eye shields are stacked one on top of another with each of the eye shields oriented substantially parallel to one another with each of the elevated surfaces of an overlying one of the frames of the stack being slightly forward of a corresponding one of the elevated surfaces of the underlying frame of the stack, with each frame of each eye shield of the stack having a gap therebetween except at contact surfaces where the elevated support surfaces contact an adjacent lower surface of an overlying eye shield. The elevated support surfaces of the frames stabilize the stack of the eye shields for shipping and dispensing of the stack of the eye shields.

Stackable eye shields with selectively releasable snap-fit assembly

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Knoxville, TN, United States of America

Ethan Edward Valentine