A dispenser of sanitary finger covers which are sanitized individually at the time of use. The system uses either a battery operated ultraviolet LED or spray disinfectant to automatically or manually sanitize the finger covers. The sanitary finger covers can be rapidly applied without contamination using a single finger. Removal and disposal are similarly rapid and easy. The finger covers are inexpensive and may be made from a variety of readily available and biodegradable materials. The dispenser is lightweight and portable. It can be carried by the user or attached to their uniform. The dispenser can be easily replenished with finger covers once empty, using a provided cartridge prefilled with finger covers.

A cabinet for first aid supplies employs a pair of shell sections which are pivotal between a closed position and an opened position. A frontal shell section defines one or more openings which communicate with a respective dispenser receptacle disposed inside of and carried by the frontal shell section. A stack of items is disposed in each dispenser receptacle and is engaged by an integrated leaf spring. An item may be expeditiously removed from either dispenser receptacle through the opening while the cabinet is closed. The openings and springs are configured to provide ready access to selected first aid items while protecting the items in an orderly fashion.

A cabinet for first aid supplies employs a pair of shell sections which are pivotal between a closed position and an opened position. A frontal shell section defines one or more openings which communicate with a respective dispenser receptacle disposed inside of and carried by the frontal shell section. A stack of items is disposed in each dispenser receptacle and is engaged by an integrated leaf spring. An item may be expeditiously removed from either dispenser receptacle through the opening while the cabinet is closed. The openings and springs are configured to provide ready access to selected first aid items while protecting the items in an orderly fashion.

A dispenser of sanitary finger covers which are sanitized individually at the time of use. The system uses either a battery operated ultraviolet LED or spray disinfectant to automatically or manually sanitize the finger covers. The sanitary finger covers can be rapidly applied without contamination using a single finger. Removal and disposal are similarly rapid and easy. The finger covers are inexpensive and may be made from a variety of readily available and biodegradable materials. The dispenser is lightweight and portable. It can be carried by the user or attached to their uniform. The dispenser can be easily replenished with finger covers once empty, using a provided cartridge prefilled with finger covers.

Embodiments described herein generally relate to improved devices, systems, kits, products and methods related to topical medicament application of measured dosages. The kits and devices can single use and/or disposable for example.

Embodiments described herein generally relate to improved devices, systems, kits, products and methods related to topical medicament application of measured dosages. The kits and devices can single use and/or disposable for example.

Disclosed is a urine-sampling kit including, in some embodiments, a sampling-port access device, a package of hand sanitizer, a pair of sterile gloves, and a packaged antiseptic wipe, towelette, or swabstick. The sampling-port access device includes a barrel ending with a tip configured to fluidly connect the sampling-port access device to a urine-sampling port of a catheter assembly, and a hollow needle coaxial with the barrel. The needle is fluidly connected to but directed away from the tip of the barrel. Contents of the urine-sampling kit including the sampling-port access device, the package of hand sanitizer, the pair of sterile gloves, and the packaged antiseptic wipe, towelette, or swabstick are packaged in accordance with step-by-step instructions for aseptic urine sampling. A catheterization-and-urine-sampling kit including at least some of the foregoing components is also disclosed, as is a method for aseptic urine sampling with the urine-sampling kit and the catheterization-and-urine-sampling kit.

Disclosed is a urine-sampling kit including, in some embodiments, a sampling-port access device, a package of hand sanitizer, a pair of sterile gloves, and a packaged antiseptic wipe, towelette, or swabstick. The sampling-port access device includes a barrel ending with a tip configured to fluidly connect the sampling-port access device to a urine-sampling port of a catheter assembly, and a hollow needle coaxial with the barrel. The needle is fluidly connected to but directed away from the tip of the barrel. Contents of the urine-sampling kit including the sampling-port access device, the package of hand sanitizer, the pair of sterile gloves, and the packaged antiseptic wipe, towelette, or swabstick are packaged in accordance with step-by-step instructions for aseptic urine sampling. A catheterization-and-urine-sampling kit including at least some of the foregoing components is also disclosed, as is a method for aseptic urine sampling with the urine-sampling kit and the catheterization-and-urine-sampling kit.

A personalized acute care treatment kit is provided that includes components necessary for a lay caregiver to treat an acute cardiac event. The kit includes a medication box provided with medications selected according to the needs of the owner, a CPR device, a pacemaker, a defibrillator, monitoring and diagnostic devices and a computing device. The computing device is provided with a mobile application that captures patient data from the devices in the kit and automatically sends an alarm to a treatment professional when the patient data exceeds a predetermined threshold and establishes a communication link to with the treatment professional to allow the treatment professional to instruct the lay caregiver in using the contents of the kit to provide acute care.

A catheterization package including a catheterization tray and contents for a catheterization procedure. The catheterization tray can include a structural configuration for maintaining a sterile field about a patient throughout the catheterization procedure, the sterile field including at least a portion of the tray. The structural configuration of the tray can provide a sterile side of the tray designated for a first person performing sterile steps of the catheterization procedure in the sterile field. The structural configuration of the tray can also provide a non-sterile side of the tray designated for either the first person or a second person performing non-sterile steps of the catheterization procedure outside the sterile field. The contents for the catheterization procedure can include a perineal care kit, two or more pairs of gloves, and a drainage system including a catheter.