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Becton Dickinson and Company Limited

Lab Products, Inc.

James F Best

Neil E Campbell

Bernard M O'Reilly

Daniel A Walters

John E Sheaffer

Eric A Deitrich

Chin Soo Park

William M Marston

Ronald W Hardesty

Christopher B King

A lightweight collapsible frame, a plurality of wheels, at least one supporting member for supporting a patient at least partially, and at least one guiding member for guiding the movement of the transporter is provided. At least one of the plurality of wheels is mounted on the lightweight collapsible frame and at least one of the plurality of wheels is mounted on the guiding member. The guiding member and the supporting member are mounted on the frame.

Lightweight patient transporter

An earpiece assembly has a pair of earpieces, a pair of foldable flex spring members, and a manifold with each foldable flex spring member connecting one of the earpieces to the manifold. A drum assembly has a diaphragm mounted therein and a tube extending therefrom with the diaphragm being particularly adapted to expand and contract in response to pressure changes within a patient when the drum assembly is in proximity to the patient. A stem assembly has a housing, a pressure sensor extending from the housing, a circuit board positioned within the housing, and a light source connected to the circuit board and extending from the housing. The stem assembly connects the manifold to the tube to connect the earpiece assembly to the drum assembly. The pressure sensor measures responses to pressure changes within the drum assembly and communicates with the circuit board, so that the circuit board can activate the light source to produce a flashing light pattern that corresponds to pressure changes within the patient.

Stethoscope with LED indicator stem

A medication delivery pen having a vial retainer with a side opening have flexible snap wings that spread to receive and retain a standard or threaded vial within the vial retainer. The vial retainer also includes an improved means of attaching the vial retainer to a pen injector body, using a cam and cam follower design together with a ratcheting mechanism to prevent removal of the vial from the medication delivery pen. Alternatively, a release mechanism could be used so that the vial may be removed from the medication delivery pen. In addition, the vial retainer includes an opening for receiving the vial defined by a pair of flexible snap wings.

Vial retainer interface to a medication delivery pen

An animal housing including a housing top, a housing bottom with a perforated floor, and a skirt. The skirt is configured so as to receive and support the housing bottom. A pan is disposed within the skirt such that the perforated floor of the housing bottom allows dander, urine and feces to drop therethrough onto the pan, and the pan is insertable into and removable from the skirt without disturbing the remainder of the animal housing. The animal housing further includes negative air flow means communicating with the skirt to produce a gas flow from the skirt to the negative air flow means. The animal housing may also include a frame and a bottle. The bottle includes a mouth having at least one lateral interior flange and at least one lateral exterior flange extending from the outer circumference thereof, and the frame includes a panel having at least one bottle-receiving aperture for receiving the mouth of the bottle. The bottle may be rotated to secure at least a portion of the panel between the at least one interior flange and the at least one exterior flange.

Rabbit housing and rabbit housing system

An animal cage rack locking mechanism is provided for releasable locking a cage to an animal cage rack. An indexing arm disposed in a sleeve extends into the slide path of the cage and is coupled to a locking arm also disposed in the sleeve. When the cage is slid into the rack, the indexing arm causes the locking arm to extend from the sleeve to lock the cage in place.

Animal cage rack locking mechanism

A device for elevating and lowering the legs of a wheelchair which is provided with adjustable legs. The device comprises a first generally elongated member having a free end and adapted to be gripped and operated by the invalid in the wheelchair, a second generally elongated member integral with said first elongated member and formed angularly therewith and a generally C-shaped clamping portion integral with and at the free end of said second elongated member. The clamping portion is formed of a pair of opposite side portions, one of said side portions having a lip portion extending in the same direction as said side portion.

Device for adjusting the legs of adjustable wheelchairs

A generally inverted L-shaped device for elevating or lowering the legs of a wheelchair which is provided with adjustable legs. The device has a first elongated member having a free end and a second elongated member having a free end formed angularly with the first elongated member. A positioning bracket is secured to the first elongated member for releasable engagement to either side of the wheelchair as a fulcrum and a cross member is transversely secured at the free end of the first elongated member for supporting either leg of the wheelchair thereon. A pair of generally vertical, upwardly extending arms at the ends of the cross member serve to prevent the legs from sliding off when the device is used to raise or lower each leg to any desired convenient height.

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Central Islip, NY, United States of America

James F Best