Abstract: An assembly for improving closed door security comprises a door having a unitary first member comprising a first elongated flat plate portion lying substantially entirely in a first plane and a first elongated flat blade portion lying substantially entirely in a second plane, the planes being parallel with the end face of said door, the unitary member secured on the door with the blade portion spanning the latch bolt and extending parallel along the end face substantially entirely between the latch bolt and the outside door edge,a doorjamb having a unitary second member comprising a second elongated flat plate portion and having an opening exposing a latch bolt recess, and lying substantially entirely in a third plane and a second elongated flat blade portion lying substantially entirely in a fourth plane the third and fourth planes being substantially parallel with each other and with the first and said second planes, the second plate and second blade portions having an elongated slot therebetween,and wherei

Abstract: A door security assembly comprises first and second unitary members for being secured in a door and doorjamb frame, respectively, each member comprising a flat planar plate, a flat coplanar blade and a slot therebetween, with each blade received in the slot of the other member when the door is closed.

Abstract: An improved portable refrigeration apparatus for selectively cooling or heating a limb of a patient or the like, and which includes at least one flexible pad adapted to be wrapped around a bodily limb and which incorporates flexible tubing serving as an evaporator. A separate auxiliary evaporator is positioned downstream of the pad in the cooling mode to insure that all of the refrigerant is evaporated before returning to the compressor. A temperature control system is provided for the pad which, in the cooling mode, includes a by-pass conduit which by-passes the pad, and a temperature controlled valve for selectively opening and closing the by-pass conduit, and so that the refrigerant will flow concurrently through the by-pass conduit and the pad when the valve is opened.

Abstract: An improved portable refrigeration apparatus for cooling a limb of a patient or the like, and which includes at least one flexible pad adapted to be wrapped around a bodily limb and which incorporates flexible tubing serving as an evaporator. A separate auxiliary evaporator is positioned downstream of the pad to insure that all of the refrigerant is evaporated before returning to the compressor. Also, there is provided a temperature control system for the pad which includes a by-pass conduit which by-passes the pad, and a temperature controlled valve for selectively opening and closing the by-pass conduit, and so that the refrigerant will flow concurrently through the by-pass conduit and the pad when the valve is opened.

Abstract: An improved portable apparatus for selectively heating and cooling a body portion comprises a unit having at least one flexible pad and tubing for being wrapped around a body portion and acting as an evaporator on cooling and a condenser on heating, a compressor, a condenser acting as an evaporator on heating, a fan for moving air through the condenser, conduits for directing refrigerant composition in the unit, valve means for selectively reversing the flow of refrigerant to alternately cool and heat the pad and tubing, and a carrying case for the apparatus having a lid, bottom, front, back and side panels cooperating to form a chamber in which the apparatus is received, and a port in both the front and back panels for directing air into and from the chamber when the fan is operating.