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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
May. 08, 2007
Filed:
Nov. 25, 2003
Stephen Russak, Fort Lee, NJ (US);
Andrew Howansky, Copake Falls, NY (US);
Jim Best, Weehawken, NJ (US);
Scott Henderson, Brooklyn, NY (US);
Timothy Kennedy, Staten Island, NY (US);
Daniel Formosa, Montvale, NJ (US);
Wilfrido L. Canizares, Brooklyn, NY (US);
Stephen Russak, Fort Lee, NJ (US);
Andrew Howansky, Copake Falls, NY (US);
Jim Best, Weehawken, NJ (US);
Scott Henderson, Brooklyn, NY (US);
Timothy Kennedy, Staten Island, NY (US);
Daniel Formosa, Montvale, NJ (US);
Wilfrido L. Canizares, Brooklyn, NY (US);
Kaz, Incorporated, New York, NY (US);
Abstract
An axillary thermometer for measuring the temperature of a patient comprising a first disk-shaped member having a circumferential edge, and an upper portion and lower portion, that is integrally connected, and angularly situated, via a connecting member joint, to a second disk-shaped member having a top side and a bottom side. The top side of the second disk-shaped member, including an actuation switch and display, being proximate the upper portion of the first disk-shaped member such that viewing of the temperature display can be simultaneously accomplished with the temperature taking process. The first disk-shaped member further having at least one temperature sensor along its circumferential edge of the upper portion with the at least one temperature sensor being connected to at least one temperature sensing circuitry.