Abstract: This method comprises of a method of eliminating ancillary medical assistance by the utilization of audible, verbal simulated human sounding voices produced by electronic technology which allows the ability to supply audible, verbal instructional help, prompting, measurements and also respond to the actions the patient is taking, through a human sounding voice providing the therapeutic requirements of the medical apparatus itself. With the employment of this unique method of self instructing, electronically functioning medical apparatus, the present invention will provide assistance to both the patient and the doctor by supplying non-human assistance, and will allow the therapeutic procedures contained within the electronic hardware of the present invention to be attached to, or built within, or combined to accommodate usage of each medical apparatus, thus, eliminating the need for ancillary medical assistance.

Abstract: An apparatus used in the medical industry, in order to increase transpulmonary pressure and respiratory volumes, to improve inspiratory muscle performance and re-establish the normal pulmonary hyperinflation, through the employment of electronic technology, providing audible, simulated, verbal, human sounding words, that assist, guide and prompt, increasing patient usage. In the past, lack of usage of this simple plastic, antiquated, disposable unit, by the patient, has contributed to severe problems, such as pneumonia. Without prompting, the patient finds it hard to inhale into a tube repetitively, to improve their lungs. Previous applications of prior equipment has been poor, thus adding intelligence in the form of electronic technology, which prompts without assistance, is a tremendous advantage in helping not only the sighted, but also the blind as well, since normally only written information accompanies the incentive spirometer, thus, changing the use of this medical device as we know it today.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an appartus used in the medical industry, in order to increase transpulmonary pressure and respiratory volumes, improve inspiratory muscle performance and re-establish the normal pulmonary hyperinflation, through the employment of electronic technology, providing audible, simulated, verbal, human sounding words, that assist, guide and prompt, increasing patient usage. In the past, lack of usage of this simple plastic, antiquated, disposable unit, by the patient, has contributed to severe problems, such as pneumonia. Without prompting, the patient, finds it hard to inhale into a tube repetitively, to improve their lungs.

Abstract: A terry cloth fabric member is shaped to hold a large quantity of ice cubes or a heated pack in contact with a limb or joint. It's adjustability is derived from expandable material in margins formed along opposing edges and from a plurality of Velcro fastening strips at one end of the wrap and extending between the expandable margins. The fabric is configured to have a slightly concave interior to receive ice cubes and hold the ice cubes or other cooling medium in contact with a joint or limb without forceful engagement which could otherwise exacerbate the injury. The expandable margins gently grip the limb or joint area, forming a seal-like engagement to minimize leakage as the ice melts.