A disposable base cover includes a first portion and a second portion. The first portion includes a top wall and a peripheral side wall extending orthogonally therefrom. The first portion also includes a side edge with a first fastening feature. The second portion includes a top wall and a peripheral side wall extending generally orthogonally therefrom. The second portion also includes an equipment zone that provides visual indicia of equipment zone bounds. The second portion includes a side edge with a second fastening feature that is complementary to the first fastening feature. The disposable base cover is configured for engagement with a base of a surgical table having rollers to provide mobility to the surgical table.

In the cover for a blood pressure meter according to the invention, a coupling region that is detachably attached to a bottom surface of a main body is provided on one end. A tray region that is disposed so as to face a back surface of the main body and receives an accommodated cuff belt is connected to the coupling region. A panel cover region capable of covering a front panel of the main body is provided on the other end. A storage cover region that connects the tray region and the panel cover region is provided. In a cover-coupled state where the coupling region is detachably attached to the bottom surface of the main body, the panel cover region and the storage cover region are configured to be openable and closable with respect to the front panel and the tray region.

An allergen delivery system with a tray and delivery set. The delivery set includes a dispensing well. The dispensing well holds a wettable material to receive an allergen and provide it to a delivery barb that has been received into the dispensing well. A conduit is connected to the dispensing well, to receive the allergen and provide it to the dispensing well. A reservoir is connected to the conduit to receive the allergen and provide it to the conduit. A cap is disposed on the reservoir, with a hole, such that when a finger depresses the cap, the finger covers the hole and the depression creates pressure within the reservoir, which motivates an amount of the allergen to flow out from the reservoir through the conduit and into the dispensing well, to be absorbed by the wettable material, where the allergen is available for delivery to the barbed delivery applicator.

A method for delivering a liquid allergen to a patient, by dispensing an amount of the liquid allergen into an allergen reservoir. A pliable cap is placed on the allergen reservoir, where the pliable cap has a hole formed therein. The pliable cap is depressed with a finger that is disposed over the hole, thereby motivating a desired amount of the liquid allergen to flow out from the allergen reservoir and into an allergen dispensing well, where the liquid allergen is absorbed by a wettable material. An allergen delivery barb is pressed into the wettable material, so as to receive a dosage of the liquid allergen. The patient is scratched with the allergen delivery barb.

In the cover for a blood pressure meter according to the invention, a coupling region that is detachably attached to a bottom surface of a main body is provided on one end. A tray region that is disposed so as to face a back surface of the main body and receives an accommodated cuff belt is connected to the coupling region. A panel cover region capable of covering a front panel of the main body is provided on the other end. A storage cover region that connects the tray region and the panel cover region is provided. In a cover-coupled state where the coupling region is detachably attached to the bottom surface of the main body, the panel cover region and the storage cover region are configured to be openable and closable with respect to the front panel and the tray region.

A safety apparatus for use in a procedure comprises at least first and second devices, wherein the first device and second device are for use in a medical procedure, the apparatus comprising a disabling mechanism that is adapted to releasably retain and thereby prevent use of the said second device until release by a release procedure using the first device. A method of carrying out a procedure comprises the steps of using the first device, applying the first device to a disabling mechanism to release the second device, and using the second device.

A method for delivering a liquid allergen to a patient, by dispensing an amount of the liquid allergen into an allergen reservoir. A pliable cap is placed on the allergen reservoir, where the pliable cap has a hole formed therein. The pliable cap is depressed with a finger that is disposed over the hole, thereby motivating a desired amount of the liquid allergen to flow out from the allergen reservoir and into an allergen dispensing well, where the liquid allergen is absorbed by a wettable material. An allergen delivery barb is pressed into the wettable material, so as to receive a dosage of the liquid allergen. The patient is scratched with the allergen delivery barb.

A health monitoring kit includes a package unit, a scale, a display band, and a heart monitor. The package unit includes a base panel with a base face, a first upper panel, and a second upper panel. The first upper panel is connected to the base panel with a first hinge member, and the second upper panel is connected to the base panel with a second hinge member. The scale is retained in the base panel and covers a portion of the base face. The display band is retained in the first upper panel. The heart monitor is retained in the second upper panel.

A safety apparatus is provided for use in a procedure comprising at least first and second devices, wherein the first device and second device are for use in a medical procedure. The apparatus includes a disabling mechanism that is adapted to releasably retain and thereby prevent use of the said second device until release by a release procedure using the first device. A method is provided of carrying out a procedure comprising the steps of using the first device, applying the first device to a disabling mechanism to release the second device, and using the second device.

The present disclosure is directed to a system for guided growth where the implanted physeal tether device can be unlocked using a non-invasive, transcutaneous technique. In one embodiment, a guided growth implant device, consisting of at least two locked pieces at time of surgical implant, can be non-surgically unlocked in-situ, thus halting the guided growth process on demand without requiring additional surgery. In another embodiment, a guided growth implant device can be unlocked using a magnetic or electromagnetic coupling technique. In another embodiment, a guided growth system consists of a device that is implanted to constrain/tether physeal growth and an external actuator tool that is used to non-invasively, non-surgically unlock the implanted device thus halting the guided growth process.