Abstract: An offset support bar for use in a patient treatment environment includes: a lower linear bar portion extending along a first longitudinal axis; a central bar portion connected to the lower linear bar portion; and an upper linear bar portion connected to the central bar portion and extending along a second longitudinal axis, which is parallel to the first longitudinal axis. The central bar portion, at least in part, and the second longitudinal axis are laterally offset from the first longitudinal axis in opposite lateral directions. The central bar portion may include: a first outreach section connected to the lower linear bar portion; and a second outreach section that is connected to the upper linear bar portion and that crosses the first longitudinal axis. The outreach sections may extend diagonally relative to the longitudinal axes.

Abstract: An intravenous pole with individually adjustable ring support members, a freely rotating slip ring with a plurality of electrical plug receptacles, and a wireless recharging system.

Abstract: An intravenous pole with individually adjustable ring support members, a freely rotating slip ring with a plurality of electrical plug receptacles, an ultraviolet radiation source, and a wireless recharging system.

Abstract: An intravenous pole with individually adjustable ring support members, a freely rotating slip ring with a plurality of electrical plug receptacles, an ultraviolet radiation source, and a wireless recharging system.

Abstract: An intravenous pole with individually adjustable ring support members, a freely rotating slip ring with a plurality of electrical plug receptacles, and a wireless recharging system.

Abstract: An arm tucking device for use with an operating room table. The arm tucking device includes a structural member and an elongate arm support member that is pivotally attached to the structural member. An angular locking mechanism adjustably fixes the angle between the arm support member and the structural member. The arm support member can be rotated toward the table from a first position to a second position.

Abstract: An arm tucking device for use with an operating room table. The arm tucking device includes a structural member and an elongate arm support member that is pivotally attached to the structural member. An angular locking mechanism adjustably fixes the angle between the arm support member and the structural member. The arm support member can be rotated toward the table from a first position to a second position.