Disposable fluid control island

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United States of America Patent

PATENT NO 6568419
SERIAL NO

09020708

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A disposable fluid control island for workers is made of a broad, shallow tray or flat open-topped container that is filled with a stiff mesh, grid, grille or net upon which workers may stand. Water, oil, blood and other liquids pass through the mesh easily and are retained in the tray. Workers are supported above the accumulated liquids by the support medium. The apparatus helps to keep the feet of workers dry, reduces the likelihood of slipping, and prevents liquids from dispersing. The disposable fluid control island is particularly well-suited for use during orthopedic surgical procedures, but can be used with other activities including plumbing repairs, handling of hazardous materials, and other medical procedures. Fluid collected by the disposable fluid control island may be removed by vacuum or liquid drains, sealed into containers, and disposed of appropriately given the nature of the materials. The fluid control island may then be sealed within a bio-hazard bag or other appropriate containment for disposal. The edges of the container may be sloped to provide a transition between the surrounding floor and the support medium. In an alternate version, the support mesh and tray may be fitted within a permanent receiving station or recessed portion of the floor.

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MD TECHNOLOGIES INC6965 S PLEASANT HILL RD ELIZABETH IL 61028

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Inventor(s)

Inventor Name Address # of filed Patents Total Citations
Ristvedt, Dennis Burnsville, MN 1 17
Robinson, Allan Minneapolis, MN 1 17

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