US2023293808A1PendingUtilityA1
Iv tubing carriage system
Est. expiryApr 3, 2040(~13.7 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
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Abstract
A device for supporting IV tubing along a distance and suspending the tubing above the floor includes a support arm and a cradle. The cradle is positioned along a shaft of the support and is configured to receive a length of IV tubing therein.
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1 . An IV-tubing carriage system comprising a support arm having a flexible shaft, and a cradle defining a tubing pathway adapted to receive and retain a length of IV tubing therein, wherein the cradle is formed integrally with the support arm.
2 . The carriage system of claim 1 , the cradle comprising a base portion having a first wall portion, and a hook element cantilevered from the base portion and defining a second wall portion, the first and second wall portions opposing one another and together at least partially defining the tubing pathway of the cradle.
3 . The carriage system of claim 2 , the first and second wall portions each being radiused.
4 . The carriage system of claim 2 , the first wall portion extending substantially a length of the cradle.
5 . The carriage system of claim 2 , comprising a plurality of the hook elements cantilevered from the base portion, each defining a respective said second wall portion opposing the first wall portion, a plurality of access points for insertion of IV tubing into the tubing pathway being defined between distal ends of the respective hook elements and the base portion.
6 . The carriage system of claim 5 , the plurality of access points being alternately opposed along a length of the cradle.
7 . The carriage system of claim 1 , the flexible shaft further comprising a loop at a first end thereof.
8 . The carriage system of claim 1 , the support arm being elastically stretchable.
9 . The carriage system of claim 1 , wherein at least a portion of the support arm features a zig-zag pattern.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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