A collapsible containment apparatus (36) with a first hub (21), a second hub (22), a plurality of articulated arms (23, 25) coupled to the first hub (21), a plurality of support arms (24) coupled to both the second hub (22) and the articulated arms (23), and a flexible canopy (73) carried by the articulated arms (23). The apparatus (36) is collapsed by relative movement of the two hubs (21, 22) away from one another, and deployed by relative movement of the hubs (21, 22) toward one another. When the apparatus (36) is deployed the canopy (73) creates a closed interior environment, which may be sterile.

A collapsible containment apparatus (36) with a first hub (21), a second hub (22), a plurality of articulated arms (23, 25) coupled to the first hub (21), a plurality of support arms (24) coupled to both the second hub (22) and the articulated arms (23), and a flexible canopy (73) carried by the articulated arms (23). The apparatus (36) is collapsed by relative movement of the two hubs (21, 22) away from one another, and deployed by relative movement of the hubs (21, 22) toward one another. When the apparatus (36) is deployed the canopy (73) creates a closed interior environment, which may be sterile.

A vaporizer containment tent. The vaporizer containment tent includes a housing. The housing defines an interior volume that has an open lower end. The housing also defines a first end opposite of a second end, with an elongated area therebetween. A cut out is placed on the second end of the housing, corresponding to an area where the feet of an individual using the vaporizer containment tent would extend. The housing also includes a flap that is placed on the side portion of the housing.

A vaporizer containment tent. The vaporizer containment tent includes a housing. The housing defines an interior volume that has an open lower end. The housing also defines a first end opposite of a second end, with an elongated area therebetween. A cut out is placed on the second end of the housing, corresponding to an area where the feet of an individual using the vaporizer containment tent would extend. The housing also includes a flap that is placed on the side portion of the housing.

An apparatus includes multiple first reservoirs and multiple second reservoirs joined with a substrate. Selected ones of the multiple first reservoirs include a reducing agent, and first reservoir surfaces of selected ones of the multiple first reservoirs are proximate to a first substrate surface. Selected ones of the multiple second reservoirs include an oxidizing agent, and second reservoir surfaces of selected ones of the multiple second reservoirs are proximate to the first substrate surface.

The present invention is a pressurized isolation unit dimensioned to cover the head and thoraco-abdominal region of a patient. The unit has a filtered pressure system and a flexible abdominal binding cover that wraps around the patient's abdomen.

The present invention is a pressurized isolation unit dimensioned to cover the head and thoraco-abdominal region of a patient. The unit has a filtered pressure system and a flexible abdominal binding cover that wraps around the patient's abdomen.

The embodied invention is a hyperbaric chamber that is designed to fit through a narrower dimension, such as a doorway, window, garage, or hallway by utilizing a multi-section design. The preferred embodiment is a split chamber design that allows two or three sections to be moved by caster wheels, either on the legs with casters or on a moving cart. The width of the separate sections is designed to fit through a 34″ doorway, and then are readily bolted together to a desirable length. Additionally, the flanges design that connect the individual vessel parts together are designed to provide the pressure needed at a very low weight.

The embodied invention is a hyperbaric chamber that is designed to fit through a narrower dimension, such as a doorway, window, garage, or hallway by utilizing a multi-section design. The preferred embodiment is a split chamber design that allows two or three sections to be moved by caster wheels, either on the legs with casters or on a moving cart. The width of the separate sections is designed to fit through a 34″ doorway, and then are readily bolted together to a desirable length. Additionally, the flanges design that connect the individual vessel parts together are designed to provide the pressure needed at a very low weight.

This invention relates to the technical field of isolation passage for fever clinics, and it discloses a two-way negative pressure isolation passage for fever clinics, comprising an inquiry compartment, a dressing room and a doctor passage compartment, wherein, a negative pressure disinfection compartment is arranged between the inquiry compartment and the dressing room, and a negative pressure buffer compartment is arranged between the dressing room and the doctor passage compartment; the isolation passage also comprises a trash conveying compartment arranged below the outer side wall of the inquiry compartment, the dressing room and the doctor's passage compartment, and a bathroom is also arranged in the dressing room. According to the invention, when the medical trash cans in each compartment in the passage need to be conveyed, medical staff only need to convey the trash cans onto the conveying belt through a trash can treatment airtight door while stay in their own area, the trash cans are disinfected for harmless treatment before being conveyed out by negative pressure conveying, which eliminates the need for cleaners to enter dangerous areas to convey trash cans, making protection effect better.