US2008314947A1PendingUtilityA1

Emergency backpack

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Assignee: TOUGH TRAVELER LTDPriority: Aug 1, 2006Filed: Jul 26, 2007Published: Dec 25, 2008
Est. expiryAug 1, 2026(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Nancy GoldInna Spektor
A45F 3/04A45C 2011/007
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Abstract

Emergency responders, such as ski patrollers and search and rescue emergency medical technicians, need to be able to carry all gear for immediate medical response for injured skiers, people injured on cliffs, etc. This backpack invention will allow the emergency responders to comfortably carry oxygen tank, bandages, drugs, water, blanket, cell phone, radio, gloves, and additional paraphernalia for quick access, and then to work out of the backpack either when the backpack is opened up and lying flat on the ground or when it is held upright. The heavy weight of an oxygen tank in the loaded backpack will be carried in this pack close against the responder's body, towards the middle (best for balance), with the medical gear and various other needed items quickly accessible in an unstable personal situation.

Claims

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1 . An emergency rescue first responder backpack with
 a. padded and non-padded pockets   b. oxygen cylinder adjustable pocket   c. front pocket with zippered clear vinyl interior pocket, web loop syringe holders, and elastic pocket   d. padded waist belt   e. padded shoulder straps   f. load control straps   g. weight load support system   
   
   
       2 . An emergency rescue first responder backpack with
 a. padded and non-padded pockets   b. oxygen cylinder adjustable pocket   c. front pocket with zippered clear vinyl interior pocket, web loop syringe holders, and elastic pocket   d. padded waist belt   e. padded shoulder straps   f. load control straps   g. weight load support system   h. padded adjustable tongue for oxygen tank valve protection   i. front opening to pack   j. interior pack pockets that open to the front   
   
   
       3 . An emergency rescue first responder backpack with
 a. padded and non-padded pockets   b. oxygen cylinder adjustable pocket   c. front pocket with zippered clear vinyl interior pocket, web loop syringe holders, and elastic pocket   d. padded waist belt   e. padded shoulder straps   f. load control straps   g. weight load support system   h. zippered bottom front section that opens widely   i. bottom front section largely covered with mesh material   
   
   
       4 . An emergency rescue first responder backpack with
 a. padded and non-padded pockets   b. oxygen cylinder adjustable pocket   c. front pocket with zippered clear vinyl interior pocket, web loop syringe holders, and elastic pocket   d. padded waist belt   e. padded shoulder straps   f. load control straps   g. weight load support system   h. zippered bottom front section that opens widely   i. bottom front section largely covered with mesh material   j. zippered shelf midway in backpack   
   
   
       5 . An emergency rescue first responder backpack with
 a. padded and non-padded pockets   b. oxygen cylinder adjustable pocket   c. front pocket with zippered clear vinyl interior pocket, web loop syringe holders, and elastic pocket   d. padded waist belt   e. padded shoulder straps   f. load control straps   g. weight load support system   h. zippered bottom front section that opens widely   i. bottom front section largely covered with mesh material   j. shelf midway in backpack   
   
   
       6 . An emergency rescue first responder backpack with
 a. padded and non-padded pockets   b. oxygen cylinder adjustable pocket   c. front pocket with zippered clear vinyl interior pocket, web loop syringe holders, and elastic pocket   d. padded waist belt   e. padded shoulder straps   f. load control straps   g. weight load support system   h. zippered bottom front section that opens widely   i. bottom front section largely covered with mesh material   j. zippered shelf midway in backpack   
   
   
       7 . An emergency rescue first responder backpack with
 a. padded and non-padded pockets   b. hydration pouch with outlet   c. front pocket with zippered clear vinyl interior pocket, web loop syringe holders, and elastic pocket   d. padded waist belt   e. padded shoulder straps   f. load control straps   g. weight load support system   h. zippered bottom front section that opens widely   i. bottom front section largely covered with mesh material   j. zippered shelf midway in backpack   
   
   
       8 . An emergency rescue first responder backpack with
 a. padded and non-padded pockets   b. hydration pouch with outlet   c. front pocket with zippered clear vinyl interior pocket, web loop syringe holders, and elastic pocket   d. padded waist belt   e. padded shoulder straps   f. load control straps   g. weight load support system   h. zippered bottom front section that opens widely   i. bottom front section largely covered with mesh material   j. shelf midway in backpack   
   
   
       9 . An emergency rescue first responder backpack with
 a. padded and non-padded pockets   b. oxygen cylinder adjustable pocket   c. front pocket with zippered clear vinyl interior pocket, web loop syringe holders, and elastic pocket   d. padded waist belt   e. padded shoulder straps   f. load control straps   g. weight load support system   h. padded adjustable tongue for oxygen tank valve protection   i. front opening to pack   j. interior pack pockets that open to the front   k. placement adjustment for shoulder straps   
   
   
       10 . An emergency rescue first responder backpack with
 a. padded and non-padded pockets   b. oxygen cylinder adjustable pocket   c. front pocket with zippered clear vinyl interior pocket, web loop syringe holders, and elastic pocket   d. padded waist belt   e. padded shoulder straps   f. load control straps   g. weight load support system   h. placement adjustment for shoulder straps   
   
   
       11 . An emergency rescue first responder backpack with
 a. padded and non-padded pockets   b. hydration pouch with outlet   c. front pocket with zippered clear vinyl interior pocket, web loop syringe holders, and elastic pocket   d. padded waist belt   e. padded shoulder straps   f. load control straps   g. weight load support system   h. front opening to pack   i. interior pack pockets that open to the front   j. placement adjustment for shoulder straps   
   
   
       12 . An emergency rescue first responder backpack with
 a. padded and non-padded pockets   b. hydration pouch with outlet   c. front pocket with zippered clear vinyl interior pocket, web loop syringe holders, and elastic pocket   d. padded waist belt   e. padded shoulder straps   f. load control straps   g. weight load support system   
   
   
       13 . An emergency rescue first responder backpack with
 a. padded and non-padded pockets   b. hydration pouch with outlet   c. front pocket with zippered clear vinyl interior pocket, web loop syringe holders, and elastic pocket   d. padded waist belt   e. padded shoulder straps   f. load control straps   g. weight load support system   h. capacity adjustment compression straps   
   
   
       14 . An emergency rescue first responder backpack with
 a. padded and non-padded pockets   b. oxygen tank pocket   c. front pocket with zippered clear vinyl interior pocket, web loop syringe holders, and elastic pocket   d. padded waist belt   e. padded shoulder straps   f. load control straps   g. weight load support system   h. capacity adjustment compression straps   
   
   
       15 . An emergency rescue first responder backpack with
 a. padded and non-padded pockets   b. adjustable oxygen tank pocket   c. front pocket with zippered clear vinyl interior pocket, web loop syringe holders, and elastic pocket   d. padded waist belt   e. padded shoulder straps   f. load control straps   g. weight load support system   h. capacity adjustment compression straps   
   
   
       16 . An emergency rescue first responder backpack with
 a. padded and non-padded pockets   b. oxygen tank pocket   c. front pocket with zippered clear vinyl interior pocket and web loop syringe holders   d. padded waist belt   e. padded shoulder straps   f. load control straps   g. weight load support system   h. capacity adjustment compression straps   
   
   
       17 . An emergency rescue first responder backpack with
 a. padded and non-padded pockets   b. hydration pouch with outlet   c. front pocket with zippered clear vinyl interior pocket and web loop syringe holders   d. padded waist belt   e. padded shoulder straps   f. load control straps   g. weight load support system   h. capacity adjustment compression straps

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