A port structure of a containment apparatus is capable of providing a highly reliable port by means of a structure with which a port can be formed in any size at any position and high airtightness thereof can be maintained. The port structure has: a port formation hole that is formed in a transparent synthetic resin sheet defining at least a part of a chamber; an inner ring member disposed on the inner surface side of the port formation hole; an outer ring member disposed on the outer surface side of the port formation hole; and a fastening member that joins the inner ring member and the outer ring member to each other while having a rim portion of the port formation hole held therebetween.

An isolation room system comprising a plurality of walls defining a first chamber; and including an air filtration system that pulls air from within at least the first chamber through a filter.

Equipment for reducing spread of aerosol and other droplets in nasal and oral airways is provided. The equipment includes a shield optionally combined with a drape. The equipment limits the spread of aerosol and other droplets from a person's mouth and nose thereby reducing the need to decontaminate the procedure room after a procedure. The equipment also provides additional protection to the care-provider conducting the procedure. Additionally, the containment unit also reduces the exposure of the person to pathogens during the procedure, e.g., to pathogens present in the room where procedure is conducted and/or pathogens from the care provider. The equipment or parts thereof may be for single-use or can be reused after disinfection.

A protective canopy barrier for use with a procedure table used by massage therapist, an esthetician, a chiropractor, or a doctor. The protective canopy barrier is configured to at least partially enclose a client during a massage and protects both the client and massage therapist from transmitting or contracting pathogens, viruses, contaminants, etc. The protective canopy barrier comprises an adjustable frame that is attachable to the massage table. The frame is adjustable in height and may be configured to tilt at an angle to enclose different sized clients. The protective canopy device further comprises a draping cover configured to fit over the frame to partially encapsulate the massage table. The draping cover comprises a plurality of arm holes disposed therein providing access to the client while still providing a barrier. The draping cover further comprises a viewing door comprising a flap and a transparent window disposed therein allowing the massage therapist to view the client during the massage.

A portable negative air pressure apparatus for isolating a treatment subject to permit a selected treatment procedure to be performed by a treatment operator. The apparatus comprises an air source connected to a closed chamber for sealable disposition over the head, neck and upper thorax of the treatment subject with the chamber having air ports, in and out. The chamber has rigid clear sides and a plurality of sealed ports, with the ports including sealed armholes for access, and with sealed gloves connected to the sealed armholes. The chamber also has at least one instrument hatch to permit introduction into the chamber of instruments for carrying-out the selected treatment procedure.

The present invention provides an inpatient unit of modular design, built of recycled materials and environmentally friendly materials, allowing reconfiguration, redeployment and quick assembly, preventing indoor air from leaking, applicable to epidemic prevention and treating special patients, with high structural strength, lower cost and good environmental benefit.

A protective barrier system that blocks and prevents infectious aerosols generated by or around a supine patient from escaping into a surrounding environment and reaching and contaminating a healthcare worker treating the patient with a patient interface device. The system includes a flexible, fluid-impervious sheet that covers the patient and blocks and prevents escape of the infectious aerosols into the surrounding environment. The sheet has an aperture that is adapted to enables access to the patient and couple to the interface device without gapping for blocking of the infectious aerosols and operative positioning of the system over and on the patient. A corresponding method is also disclosed.

A portable negative air pressure apparatus for isolating a treatment subject to permit a selected treatment procedure to be performed by a treatment operator. The apparatus comprises an air source connected to a closed chamber for sealable disposition over the head, neck and upper thorax of the treatment subject with the chamber having air ports, in and out. The chamber has rigid clear sides and a plurality of sealed ports, with the ports including sealed armholes for access, and with sealed gloves connected to the sealed armholes. The chamber also has at least one instrument hatch to permit introduction into the chamber of instruments for carrying-out the selected treatment procedure.

A draping apparatus for providing a medical procedure barrier. The draping apparatus comprises a generally transparent medical draping structure for use during diagnostic, therapeutic, and surgical procedures performed on a patient. The draping structure is supported by a support structure that is removably attachable to a bed. An access component comprises a pair of long armed procedure gloves affixed to the draping structure that allows a medical provider to insert their hands into the gloves to provide assistance to the patient without exposure to aerosol contaminants. The invention enables medical procedures, such as positive pressure ventilation and endotracheal intubation, to be performed from behind the protective draping apparatus. The invention also allows for quick and easy disposal, with minimal need for cleaning.

An intubation chamber comprising a vertical member that comprises at least one arm port, an enclosure member comprising at least one access port; and a transparent angled member coupled to the vertical member and the enclosure member, said at least one arm port to allow access to intubate a patient.