Abstract: A medical modesty garment is disclosed which allows easy access to and removal from a patient's body while providing improved patient modesty and privacy. The medical modesty garment may comprise a lower garment shaped like shorts, and/or an upper garment shaped like a tee shirt. The medical modesty garment of the invention may comprise perforations that may be torn to provide selective access to a patient's body or that may be torn to easily remove the garment from the patient.

Abstract: A lifting and movement system for lifting a c shelving having a plurality of shelf units and for moving the shelving along a floor. First and second frame structures are defined by interconnected modular frame assemblies so as to have sufficient length to extend along the entire length of shelving. Wheels or casters are mounted to the first frame. A second, movable frame is in vertically movable assembly with the first frame and has shelving engaging components for lifting shelving. A plurality of lift elements are supported by the first frame and provide support for the second frame and the shelving engaged thereby. A power system is in controllable relation with each of the lift elements and is selectively actuatable for selective lifting or lowering the shelving.

Abstract: A lifting and movement system for lifting a complete run of shelving having a plurality of shelf units and for moving the shelving along a floor surface to a desired location. First and second frame structures are defined by interconnected modular frame assemblies so as to have sufficient length to extend along the entire length of a run of shelving. Wheels such as casters are mounted to the first frame to provide for movement of the lifting system and the run of shelving along the floor surface to a desired location. A second, movable frame is in vertically movable assembly with the first frame and has shelving engaging components for lifting engagement with the run of shelving. A plurality of lift elements are supported by the first frame and provide support for the second frame and the shelving engaged thereby.