Patents by Inventor Kenneth G. Oswald

Kenneth G. Oswald has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Intravenous bag/line safety device
    Patent number: 9579254
    Abstract: An IV bag/line safety device including a tag set and a bag attacher removably connected to the tag set. The tag set includes a plurality of tags printed with the name of an IV solution. The bag attacher is configured to attach the safety device to an IV bag containing the IV solution printed on the tags. After attachment, the safety device provides visual cues to a user inviting the user to disconnect the tags from the safety device. After disconnecting one or more of the tags, the user may attach those tags to an IV tubing line connected to the IV bag through which the IV solution contained in the IV bag flows from the IV bag into a patient. This enables the user to quickly identify a given IV tubing line having at least one tag attached thereto as containing a particular IV solution.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: July 18, 2014
    Date of Patent: February 28, 2017
    Assignee: PHARMEDIUM SERVICES, LLC
    Inventors: Amy Elizabeth Langan, Karen Pinderski, Patricia Lynn Miyake, Kenneth G. Oswald, Thomas Edward Cosentino, Richard John Kruzynski
  • INTRAVENOUS BAG/LINE SAFETY DEVICE
    Publication number: 20140326629
    Abstract: An IV bag/line safety device including a tag set and a bag attacher removably connected to the tag set. The tag set includes a plurality of tags printed with the name of an IV solution. The bag attacher is configured to attach the safety device to an IV bag containing the IV solution printed on the tags. After attachment, the safety device provides visual cues to a user inviting the user to disconnect the tags from the safety device. After disconnecting one or more of the tags, the user may attach those tags to an IV tubing line connected to the IV bag through which the IV solution contained in the IV bag flows from the IV bag into a patient. This enables the user to quickly identify a given IV tubing line having at least one tag attached thereto as containing a particular IV solution.
    Type: Application
    Filed: July 18, 2014
    Publication date: November 6, 2014
    Inventors: Amy Elizabeth Langan, Karen Pinderski, Patricia Lynn Miyake, JR., Kenneth G. Oswald, Thomas Edward Cosentino, Richard John Kruzynski
  • Intravenous bag/line safety device
    Patent number: 8808249
    Abstract: An IV bag/line safety device including a tag set and a bag attacher removably connected to the tag set. The tag set includes a plurality of tags printed with the name of an IV solution. The bag attacher is configured to attach the safety device to an IV bag containing the IV solution printed on the tags. After attachment, the safety device provides visual cues to a user inviting the user to disconnect the tags from the safety device. After disconnecting one or more of the tags, the user may attach those tags to an IV tubing line connected to the IV bag through which the IV solution contained in the IV bag flows from the IV bag into a patient. This enables the user to quickly identify a given IV tubing line having at least one tag attached thereto as containing a particular IV solution.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: December 2, 2013
    Date of Patent: August 19, 2014
    Assignee: PharMEDium Services, LLC
    Inventors: Amy Elizabeth Langan, Karen Pinderski, Patricia Lynn Miyake, Kenneth G. Oswald, Thomas Edward Cosentino, Richard John Kruzynski
  • Intravenous Bag/Line Safety Device
    Publication number: 20140090226
    Abstract: An IV bag/line safety device including a tag set and a bag attacher removably connected to the tag set. The tag set includes a plurality of tags printed with the name of an IV solution. The bag attacher is configured to attach the safety device to an IV bag containing the IV solution printed on the tags. After attachment, the safety device provides visual cues to a user inviting the user to disconnect the tags from the safety device. After disconnecting one or more of the tags, the user may attach those tags to an IV tubing line connected to the IV bag through which the IV solution contained in the IV bag flows from the IV bag into a patient. This enables the user to quickly identify a given IV tubing line having at least one tag attached thereto as containing a particular IV solution.
    Type: Application
    Filed: December 2, 2013
    Publication date: April 3, 2014
    Applicant: PharMEDium Services, LLC
    Inventors: Amy Elizabeth Langan, Karen Pinderski, Patricia Lynn Miyake, Kenneth G. Oswald, Thomas Edward Cosentino, Richard John Kruzynski
  • Intravenous bag/line safety device
    Patent number: 8597271
    Abstract: An IV bag/line safety device including a tag set and a bag attacher removably connected to the tag set. The tag set includes a plurality of tags printed with the name of an IV solution. The bag attacher is configured to attach the safety device to an IV bag containing the IV solution printed on the tags. After attachment, the safety device provides visual cues to a user inviting the user to disconnect the tags from the safety device. After disconnecting one or more of the tags, the user may attach those tags to an IV tubing line connected to the IV bag through which the IV solution contained in the IV bag flows from the IV bag into a patient. This enables the user to quickly identify a given IV tubing line having at least one tag attached thereto as containing a particular IV solution.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: June 25, 2013
    Date of Patent: December 3, 2013
    Assignee: Pharmedium Services, LLC
    Inventors: Amy Elizabeth Langan, Karen Pinderski, Patricia Lynn Miyake, Kenneth G. Oswald, Thomas Edward Cosentino, Richard John Kruzynski
  • Intravenous Bag/Line Safety Device
    Publication number: 20130289496
    Abstract: An IV bag/line safety device including a tag set and a bag attacher removably connected to the tag set. The tag set includes a plurality of tags printed with the name of an IV solution. The bag attacher is configured to attach the safety device to an IV bag containing the IV solution printed on the tags. After attachment, the safety device provides visual cues to a user inviting the user to disconnect the tags from the safety device. After disconnecting one or more of the tags, the user may attach those tags to an IV tubing line connected to the IV bag through which the IV solution contained in the IV bag flows from the IV bag into a patient. This enables the user to quickly identify a given IV tubing line having at least one tag attached thereto as containing a particular IV solution.
    Type: Application
    Filed: June 25, 2013
    Publication date: October 31, 2013
    Inventors: Amy Elizabeth Langan, Karen Pinderski, Patricia Lynn Miyake, Kenneth G. Oswald, Thomas Edward Cosentino, Richard John Kruzynski
  • Intravenous bag/line safety label
    Patent number: D687894
    Type: Grant
    Filed: January 17, 2012
    Date of Patent: August 13, 2013
    Assignee: Pharmedium Services, LLC
    Inventors: Amy Elizabeth Langan, Karen Pinderski, Patricia Lynn Miyake, Kenneth G. Oswald, Jr., Thomas Edward Cosentino, Richard John Kruzynski