Intubation drape
A medical drape which is positioned over the head and upper torso of a patient is disclosed which includes a head flap, a head portion, a torso portion, and two oppositely disposed arm portions. The head flap is of a sufficient length to extend about the backside of the patient=s head. The head portion includes oppositely disposed side wings which aid in covering the head of a patient. Each arm portion includes an access slot extending through the arm portion.
1. An intubation drape comprising:
a flexible sheet of clear plastic material having a torso portion and a head portion extending from said torso portion, said torso portion having two oppositely disposed arm portions extending from said torso portion, each of said disposed arm portions has an access slot extending therethrough,
whereby the intubation drape is adapted to be positioned over a patient with the torso portion over the torso of the patient and the head portion over the face of the patient.
2. The intubation drape of claim 1 wherein each said access slot is an X-shaped slit extending through each of said disposed arm portions.
3. The intubation drape of claim 1 wherein each said access slot is formed by two intersecting slits.
4. The intubation drape of claim 1 further comprising a head flap extending from said head portion oppositely disposed from said torso portion with respect to said head portion.
5. The intubation drape of claim 1 further comprising two oppositely disposed wings extending from said head portion.
6. The intubation drape of claim 4 further comprising two oppositely disposed wings extending from said head portion.
7. An intubation drape comprising:
a unitary, clear, flexible sheet having,
a torso portion,
a face portion extending from said torso portion, and
a pair of oppositely disposed arm portions extending laterally from said torso portion, each of said disposed arm portions has an arm slit extending through said arm portion,
whereby the intubation drape is adapted to be positioned over a patient with the torso portion over the torso of the patient, the face portion over the face of the patient, and the arm slits adapted to allow medical personnel access to the patient through the intubation drape.
8. The intubation drape of claim 7 wherein each said access slit is an X-shaped slit extending through each of said disposed arm portions.
9. The intubation drape of claim 7 wherein each said access slit is formed by two intersecting slits.
10. The intubation drape of claim 7 further comprising a head flap extending from said head portion oppositely disposed from said torso portion with respect to said head portion.
11. The intubation drape of claim 7 further comprising two oppositely disposed wings extending from said head portion.
12. The intubation drape of claim 10 further comprising two oppositely disposed wings extending from said head portion.