Grand Valley State University

Spectrum Health Innovations LLC

Corewell Health Innovations LLC

Kendall College of Art and Design of Ferris State University

Spectrum Health Innovation, LLC

John P Farris

Eric Jon VanMiddendorp

Taylor S Sims

Andrew T Heuerman

Vaughn R Gerber

Jason Lawrence Barr

Md Maruf Hossain

Garrett Goodwin

Chelsea M Edge

Mark C Celmer

Dylan DiGiovanni

Michael Czechowskyj

Taylor Rieckhoff

Matthew S Dykstra

Dan Scheske

Justin Dykstra

Michael Matusiak

Jill M Morris

Colin Jack

Kevin T Weaver

Tyler D Kramer

Phillip N Keshavarzi

Benjamin Vander Wal

Chris Pung

Dan Switzer

Brandon D Johnson

Abby A Merritt

Amanda E Stark

Jonathan T Moroney

Hannah N Gorenflo

Casey S McKellar

Kristina H Emery

Nelson C Edward Schrader

Chad M Huizenga

Ashley Meitz

Travis L Dusendang

Angelo Fusco

An external urine collection system for collecting urine excreted by a user through the user's external urethral orifice includes a urinary assembly having a sleeve and a cup that define a collection chamber. The sleeve can be attached to an area around the user's external urethral orifice by an adhesive. The cup can be coupled to the sleeve through a male connector and female connector that form a liquid tight seal between the sleeve and the cup. An outlet is defined by at least one of the sleeve and the cup for draining urine excreted by the user into the urinary assembly.

External urine collection system and related method

A patient slider device configured to move a patient from a first bed surface to a second bed surface positioned adjacent thereto. The patient slider device includes a frame, a bed engagement assembly and a patient pulling assembly. The bed engagement assembly includes a bumper with the bumper being adjustable relative to the frame. The patient pulling assembly includes a winch assembly, preferably positioned proximate a lower end of the frame, and a sheet engaging clamp assembly. The sheet engaging clamp assembly includes a base member and a locking member structurally configured to clamp a sheet therebetween.

Patient slider device

An apparatus to remove liquid from a ventilation system can include a housing, a first port extending into an interior volume of the housing and a second port extending toward the first tube, into the interior volume, separated from the first port by a gap that is at least 5 mm in length, such that ventilating fluid transfers from the first port to the second while secretions and condensate escape through the gap, to be trapped in the housing. The first port joins with a ventilator. The second port joins with an intubation tube coupled to a tracheostomy or endotracheal tube. An extraction port is in a floor of the housing so that accumulated liquids in the housing can drain downward and out the extraction port, while minimizing positive end expiratory pressure loss in the ventilation system, and without exposing caregivers to biological material in the drained liquid.

Liquid removal apparatus for a breathing circuit and related method of use

An external urine collection system for collecting urine excreted by a female user through the female user's external urethral orifice includes a urinary assembly having a sleeve and a cup that define a collection chamber. The sleeve can be attached to an area around the female user's external urethral orifice by an adhesive. The cup can be coupled to the sleeve through a male connector and female connector that form a liquid tight seal between the sleeve and the cup. An outlet is defined by at least one of the sleeve and the cup for draining urine excreted by the user into the urinary assembly.

External female urine collection system and related method

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