Abstract: The invention relates to an apparatus, system and method to mitigate lines, tubes, and cords that are attached to a secure structure, such as a patient, from being displaced or pulled out from the insertion site of each line, tube, and cord on the patient when each line, tube and cord is pulled or yanked unexpectedly, as can routinely occur during patient movement, treatment, or therapy in a hospital, medical, or other environment.

Abstract: An improved reusable respirator mask apparatus is provided. The apparatus comprises a gasket, body and head and neck strap. The gasket is configured to provide comfort to a user, maintain a reliable airtight seal and allow a user to wear glasses while also using the mask. Further the mask is configured to receive multiple types of filter media, provide minimal rebreathing, be easily cleanable and allow visual communication of a user's facial expression.

Abstract: This disclosure describes systems, methods, and apparatus for a knee brace providing a dynamic resistance or anterior force to a shank of a leg in order to replicate PCL forces of a healthy PCL. A dynamic force dependent upon knee flexion angle provides faster and safer PCL injury healing since the dynamic force better replicates the forces that a healthy PCL would exert on the tibia and femur.

Abstract: This disclosure describes systems, methods, and apparatus for a knee brace providing a dynamic resistance or anterior force to a shank of a leg in order to replicate PCL forces of a healthy PCL. A dynamic force dependent upon knee flexion angle provides faster and safer PCL injury healing since the dynamic force better replicates the forces that a healthy PCL would exert on the tibia and femur.

Abstract: The present invention is a system and method of drug identification through radio frequency identification “RFID.” The system and method is implemented where drugs are being administered, such as in a hospital or clinic, and identifies the drug being administered to the patient through the use of RFID tags and short and long range transceivers before the drug reaches the patient. After identification, the system and method is configured to cross reference the identified drug with the patient's prescription and allergy information, and to prevent delivery to the patient, if necessary.