Intravenous injection shield assembly
CA 1317839 C · Owner: Denny, Nancy K. · Inventors: Denny, Thomas A.
Overview
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An improved intravenous injection shield assembly is disclosed. The assembly includes a protective shield member made of a rigid transparent plasticmaterial. The assembly further includes strap members for holding the assembly in a predetermined position on a limb. The assembly when positioned on the limb is longitudinally extending with respect to the limb to prevent the bending of the limb. When the shield is positioned on the limb a space is defined between the, uppermost surface of the shield member and the upper surface of the limb. An intravenous needle and tubing can be positioned in the space between the shield member and the limb.
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- Granted May 18, 1993. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended May 18, 2010.
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