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Granted Patent B2
US 11,457,993 · App. 17/137,914 · Granted Oct 4, 2022

Intubation drape

Inventors: Kristy Lynn Warren (Belle Isle, FL); Jon Hermanson (Knoxville, TN)
A61B90/05A61B46/20A61B46/40A61M16/0488
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Quick Facts
Patent No.
US 11,457,993
App. No.
17/137,914
Granted
Oct 4, 2022
Kind
B2
Abstract

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.

Claims (23)

1. An intubation drape for a patient comprising:

a flexible sheet of clear plastic material having a torso portion, a head portion extending from said torso portion, and a head flap extending from said head portion oppositely disposed from said torso portion with respect to said head portion,

whereby the intubation drape is adapted to be positioned over the patient with the torso portion over the torso of the patient, the head portion over the face of the patient, and the head flap under the head of the patient when the patient is in supine position.

2. The intubation drape of claim 1 further comprising two oppositely disposed wings extending from said head portion.

3. The intubation drape of claim 1 further comprising two oppositely disposed arm portions extending from said torso portion.

4. The intubation drape of claim 3 wherein each said arm portion has an access slot extending therethrough.

5. An intubation drape for a patient comprising:

a torso portion, and

a flexible head portion extending from said torso portion, said head portion have a face portion and a head extension flap extending from said face portion, at least said face portion being made of a clear material,

whereby the intubation drape is adapted to be positioned over the patient with the torso portion over the upper surface of the torso of the patient, the face portion over the face of the patient, and the head extension flap under the head of the patient when the patient is in supine position.

6. The intubation drape of claim 5 wherein said head extension flap extends from said face portion oppositely from said torso portion.

7. The intubation drape of claim 5 further comprising two oppositely disposed wings extending from said face portion.

8. The intubation drape of claim 5 further comprising two oppositely disposed arm portions extending from said torso portion.

9. The intubation drape of claim 8 wherein each said arm portion has an access slot extending therethrough.

10. An intubation drape for a patient comprising:

a unitary, clear, flexible sheet having,

a torso portion,

a face portion extending from said torso portion,

a head flap extending from said face portion, and

a pair of oppositely disposed arm portions extending laterally from said torso portion,

whereby the intubation drape is adapted to be positioned over the patient with the torso portion over the torso of the patient, the face portion over the face of the patient, and the head flap under the head of the patient when the patient is in supine position.

11. The intubation drape of claim 10 further comprising two oppositely disposed wings extending from said face portion.

12. The intubation drape of claim 10 wherein each said arm portion has an access slot extending therethrough.

Continuity (2)
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