Abstract: A catheter drainage and protection unit for venting urine drainage and collecting urine samples while preventing inadvertent spillage of urine due to overflow. A slender cannula is entered longitudinally of the penis in the urethra, the distal end thereof reaching into the male bladder. A foley catheter integral with the distal end of the cannula is inflated by appropriate medicinal fluid to prevent dislodgement of the catheter from the bladder. A flexible cap is disposed about the head of the penis circumscribing the cannula, the narrow outlet of the flexible cap being coupled about one branch of a tube leading to a flexible collection container. The cannula exits the flexible cap in a concentric relationship therewith entering the end portion of a first branch of the drainage tubing.

Abstract: This invention relates generally to a support apparatus for holding a lantern having a pivotable bail handle including a pair of elongated members connected together by a pivot joint one of the members being cantilevered with respect to the other and having a raised medial portion with a plurality of notches formed therein for receiving the bail handle and an elongated transverse member over which the full width of the bail handle bears against. The second of the elongated members is provided with attachment means for attaching the support apparatus to a supporting structure such as the side of a boat or a tree. A lantern so supported is allowed to pivot freely about its bail handle and be maintained in a substantially upright position at all times.