US2011010822A1PendingUtilityA1
Medical glove capable of supporting, interacting, and/or receiving a medical instrument to protect against transmission of contaminants
Est. expiryDec 21, 2027(~1.4 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Jonathan Singer
A41D 19/0082A61B 5/6806A61B 1/227A61B 42/00A61B 46/10A61B 7/02
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Abstract
A medical glove is provided for protection against the transmission of infectious agents. The medical glove comprises a glove body sized to tightly enclose a wearer's hand. The medical glove body has a palm portion and adjoining finger portions. A webbing adjoins two of the finger portions. The webbing is sized to receive a stethoscope head between the finger portions when the finger portions are separated. The medical glove is formed of an acoustically transmissive elastomeric material that is substantially non-porous and sufficiently thin to allow tactile sensitivity and dexterity.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . Protective equipment for a medical instrument, comprising:
a medical glove for guarding against the transmission of infectious agents, said glove formed of a substantially non-porous and fluid impervious elastomeric material sized to tightly enclose a wearer's hand having a wall thickness of about 0.01 mm to 0.40 mm and provides tactile sensitivity, dexterity, and acoustic transmissivity, said glove comprising: a palm portion, adjoining finger portions, and a webbing adjoining two of said finger portions; and wherein said webbing material provides acoustic transmissivity to a medical instrument.
2 . The protective equipment of claim 1 , wherein the webbing is further comprising a flap forming a medical instrument retaining pocket enclosure that at least one of supports, interfaces with, and receives at least some portion of the medical instrument.
3 . The protective equipment of claim 1 , wherein the medical instrument is at least one of stethoscope, speculum, endoscope, surgical light, tongue depressor, otoscope, ultrasound, sonography device, auriscope, and laryngoscope handle and blade.
4 . The protective equipment of claim 1 , wherein the finger portions are adjoined by the webbing forming a single region for containing two or more fingers of the wearer.
5 . The protective equipment of claim 1 , wherein the webbing extends between two distinct finger portions.
6 . The protective equipment of claim 1 , wherein the finger portions include at least an index finger portion and a middle finger portion, and the webbing adjoins the index finger portion and the middle finger portion.
7 . The protective equipment of claim 1 , wherein the finger portions include at least a thumb portion and an index finger portion, and the webbing adjoins the thumb portion and the index finger portion.
8 . The protective equipment of claim 1 , wherein the medical glove has a wall thickness of about 0.05 mm-0.20 mm.
9 . The protective equipment of claim 1 , wherein the elastomeric material comprises at least one of latex, nitrile, vinyl, neoprene, polyisoprene, polyvinyl chloride polymer, and polyurethane.
10 . The protective equipment of claim 1 , wherein the medical glove is at least one of an examination glove and a surgical glove.
11 . The protective equipment of claim, wherein the webbing material at least one supports, interacts with, and receives at least some portion the medical equipment.
12 . A medical glove, comprising:
a palm portion, adjoining finger portions, a webbing adjoining two of the finger portions; wherein the medical glove is constructed of a substantially non-porous and fluid impervious elastomeric material having a wall thickness of about 0.01 mm to 0.40 mm; and wherein the webbing at least one of supports, interfaces with, and receives at least some portion of a medical instrument.
13 . The medical glove of claim 12 , wherein the medical glove is at least one of sized to tightly enclose a wearer's hand, guards against the transmission of infectious agents, and provides tactile sensitivity and dexterity.
14 . The medical glove of claim 12 , wherein the webbing is further comprising a flap forming a medical instrument retaining pocket enclosure that at least one of supports, interfaces with, and receives at least some portion of the medical instrument.
15 . The medical glove of claim 12 , wherein the medical instrument is at least one of stethoscope, speculum, endoscope, surgical light, tongue depressor, otoscope, ultrasound, sonography device, auriscope, and laryngoscope handle and blade.
16 . The medical glove of claim 12 , wherein the finger portions are adjoined by the webbing forming a single region for containing two or more fingers of the wearer.
17 . The medical glove of claim 12 , wherein the webbing extends between two distinct finger portions.
18 . The medical glove of claim 12 , wherein the finger portions include at least an index finger portion and a middle finger portion, and the webbing adjoins the index finger portion and the middle finger portion.
19 . The medical glove of claim 12 , wherein the finger portions include at least a thumb portion and an index finger portion, and the webbing adjoins the thumb portion and the index finger portion.
20 . The medical glove of claim 12 , wherein the medical glove has a wall thickness of about 0.05 mm-0.20 mm.
21 . The medical glove of claim 12 , wherein the elastomeric material comprises at least one of latex, nitrile, vinyl, neoprene, polyisoprene, polyvinyl chloride polymer, and polyurethane.
22 . The medical glove of claim 12 , wherein the medical glove is at least one of an examination glove and a surgical glove.
23 . The medical glove of claim 1 , wherein the webbing material provides at least one of acoustic transmissivity and support to an additional piece of medical equipment.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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