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Title: US5802611: Releasable clothing with temperature sensor for bedridden patients
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Country: US United States of America

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Inventor: McKenzie, Melody; Lawrence, KS 66046
Gainor, Michelle; Lawrence, KS 66046

Assignee: None

Published / Filed: 1998-09-08 / 1997-11-18

Application Number: US1997000972188

IPC Code: Advanced: A41D 13/12;
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IPC-7: A41D 1/06; A41D 13/12;

ECLA Code: A41D13/12C;

U.S. Class: Current: 002/069; 002/079; 002/083; 002/114; 002/227; 002/238; 600/549;
Original: 002/069; 002/079; 002/083; 002/114; 002/227; 002/238; 600/549;

Field of Search: 002/069,77,79,80,83,94,102,106,111,114,113,115,125,227,228,238 600/549,555 374/141,161,208,162 349/199,20

Priority Number:
1997-11-18  US1997000972188

Abstract: The present invention relates to clothing specifically designed for incapacitated or bedridden patients. The clothing includes trousers, shorts, a shirt and an undergarment each having separable seams allowing the garments to be easily removed from a patient with minimal movement or manipulation of the patient's body. Each garment has an integrated moisture detection means which will emit an audible alarm upon sensing a predetermined amount of moisture. The clothing also has a temperature detecting means, for instantaneously providing the patient's body temperature, removably attached thereto. Preferably, each garment is constructed with a fabric like material that has been pretreated with an antibacterial, an anti-fugal or an antiviral agent in order to minimize bed sores, skin rashes and other skin irritations.

Attorney, Agent or Firm: Tolar, Kenneth L. ;

Primary / Asst. Examiners: Vanatta, Amy B.;

Maintenance Status: E2 Expired  Check current status

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Family: None

First Claim:
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What is claimed is:     1. Releasable trousers for surrounding a lower body portion of an incapacitated or bedridden patient comprising:
  • a fabric shell having interior and exterior surfaces with a lower torso portion, first and second leg portions extending therefrom, and groin area therebetween; said shell having a separable inner seam on said first leg portion, separable inner and outer seams on said second leg portion, each separable seam comprising first and second removably attached edges; one of said leg portions having an aperture thereon;
  • a temperature sensing means received within said aperture and removably attached to said leg portion for contacting a person's skin and measuring the temperature thereof when said fabric shell is surrounding a body portion.


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Foreign References: None

Other Abstract Info: DERABS C1998-504884 DERABS C1998-504884

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