Apparatus and method for improved assisted ventilation
US-2024277957-A1 · Aug 22, 2024 · US
US9259593B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-9259593-B2 |
| Application number | US-201113882339-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Nov 4, 2011 |
| Priority date | Nov 11, 2010 |
| Publication date | Feb 16, 2016 |
| Grant date | Feb 16, 2016 |
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A substantially rigid defibrillator carrying case having a hinged side, a latch disposed on a latch side opposite the hinged side, and a handle disposed on a handle side disposed between the hinged side and the latch side. The carrying case is constructed without protrusions and with a rigid handle, which combine to allow easy removal and deployment of the contents from a vehicle storage location to a cardiac arrest patient. The carrying case is further constructed with a bracket or optional test fixture for a CPR Meter.
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What is claimed is: 1. A hinged carrying case for a portable defibrillator having an open position and a closed position comprising: a rigid base having a base interior region bounded by four base side walls and a bottom surface; a rigid lid having a lid interior region bounded by four lid side walls and a top surface; a hinge disposed on one base side wall connecting the base to the lid; a latch assembly disposed on a side of the carrying case opposite the hinge side wall for holding the lid to the base in the closed position; a handle with two ends, the handle disposed on a second side of the carrying case; a CPR meter storage bracket; and a plurality of interior compartments disposed in the base interior region and the lid interior region, wherein the portable defibrillator and the CPR meter storage bracket are located in the base interior region, wherein the CPR meter storage bracket comprises a CPR meter test fixture having a movable clip for testing a CPR meter, wherein the CPR meter test fixture comprises a spring means connecting the movable clip and a test fixture base, the spring means opposing a test motion with a pre-determined force. 2. The carrying case of claim 1 wherein the base interior compartment further comprises an electrode storage slot. 3. The carrying case of claim 2 further comprising a CPR meter mounted on the CPR meter storage bracket and an electrode pair stored in the electrode storage slot, wherein each of the defibrillator, CPR meter, and electrode pair are visible whenever the carrying case is in the open position. 4. The carrying case of claim 1 wherein the spring means comprises an elastic band. 5. The carrying case of claim 1 wherein the CPR meter test fixture is disposed between the rigid lid and the rigid base when the carrying case is closed, and further wherein the disposition compresses the CPR meter test fixture by a known distance to generate the pre-determined force, and further wherein the pre-determined force is sensed by a CPR meter disposed on the CPR meter test fixture. 6. The carrying case of claim 1 wherein the test motion comprises a vertical displacement of the movable clip, and further wherein the vertical displacement is a known distance bounded by an uncompressed position of the spring means and a fully compressed position of the spring means. 7. The carrying case of claim 6 , further comprising a CPR meter disposed on the movable clip, and further wherein the CPR meter comprises a sensor which senses the vertical displacement.
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