Abstract: A ballistic shield has a strike face and a body side and includes a ballistic panel and a viewport. Plies of ballistic material are formed together as the ballistic panel. A pocket in the ballistic panel is recessed into the strike face of the panel, and is at least partially defined by a pocket wall that is offset from a main body portion of the ballistic panel in a direction away from the strike face. The pocket wall has an opening forming a viewing area that is circumscribed by a frame section of the pocket wall. A viewport is secured in the pocket with a first section of the viewport overlying the frame section of the pocket wall and a second section of the viewport overlying the viewing area.

Abstract: A ballistic shield has a strike face and a body side and includes a ballistic panel and a viewport. Plies of ballistic material are formed together as the ballistic panel. A pocket in the ballistic panel is recessed into the strike face of the panel, and is at least partially defined by a pocket wall that is offset from a main body portion of the ballistic panel in a direction away from the strike face. The pocket wall has an opening forming a viewing area that is circumscribed by a frame section of the pocket wall. A viewport is secured in the pocket with a first section of the viewport overlying the frame section of the pocket wall and a second section of the viewport overlying the viewing area.

Abstract: The present invention provides an apparatus and method of use for a control of a lavage procedure. The lavage control apparatus comprises of a housing, where the housing has both a first fluid inlet for receiving a first fluid into a first fluid line and a second fluid inlet for receiving a second fluid into a second fluid line, a fluid control module is located within the housing that connects with both first and said second fluid lines. The fluid control module includes a first control valve for the first fluid line and a second control valve for the second fluid line wherein the first fluid line and the second fluid line merge after both control valves creating a mixed fluid with a predetermined temperature. This outlets the mixed fluid to a speculum for use in directing fluid to a user's colon. The method of administering the apparatus includes adjusting one of the valves to change the temperature of the water that is administered to the colon.