Abstract: A foldable chair includes a seat member having a front side for supporting a user and a back side, a backrest member having a front surface for supporting the user and a back surface, and a plurality of legs. Each of the legs is pivotably connected to the back side of the seat member and each leg is adapted to pivot from a folded configuration where each leg is generally parallel to the back side of the seat member to an unfolded configuration where each leg is generally transverse to the back side of the seat member. The backrest member is configured to hingedly engage the seat member and to selectively enclose at least the back side of the seat member to form a portable case.

Abstract: A tool for removing fecal impaction in a patient includes a housing having a front portion, a main body, and a rear portion. The front portion is configured for at least a partial insertion into the patient. The housing includes an internal repository and an inner duct extending from the rear portion to the front portion. The tool further includes a screw trocar having a front end and a rear end, the screw trocar can be rotatably and removably inserted into the housing to extend along the inner duct of the housing, and a suppository trocar having a front end and a rear end, the suppository trocar can be removably inserted into the housing to extend along the inner duct of the housing. The housing is configured to receive one of the screw or suppository trocars at a time to effectuate removal of fecal impaction in the patient.

Abstract: A safe, practical, method for physical removal of a fecal impaction. This device empowers the clinical community to treat persons' who suffers from the painful condition in a more compassionate way without the fear of causing more harm to the patient.

Abstract: The present invention provides a wind guard or shield or diverter which attaches to a vehicle side wall of greater dimension than that of the diverter and which surrounds an object, such as a school bus stop sign, a predetermined distance spaced from the diverter so as to provide an annular discharge space through which wind may flow while shielding the sign from contact by wind.

Abstract: The portable travel shower chair (shower chair) is designed to make ease of carrying a shower chair for persons who have trouble standing for long periods of time while bathing. The shower chair is also designed for those who travel to take their personal shower chair with them. While staying in a hotel room, with family, or when simply away from home, they can safely take a shower while lessening the fear of falling. The shower chair is lightweight and collapsible. The shower chair is designed to easily pack away when not in use to the size of an oversize briefcase or computer carrying case. The portable shower chair has a non-slip seat with back support. The seat and back support have water drainage slots for quick drying. The shower chair has collapsible/adjustable legs, non-slip suction footing, and easy grip carrying handle. The shower chair is designed with attached hide-away swivel brackets which firmly hold each leg of the shower chair in place while in use.

Abstract: The invention provided is a Pedestrian Safety Device Wind Diverter for the Stop sings attached to transportation vehicles hereto referred to as “PSDWD-10”. The PSDWD-10 is made of polycarbonate plastic prepared according to the above process. In some embodiments of the invention, the polycarbonate plastic material is reinforced by layers of polycarbonate plastic as designed to strengthen the diverter as wind force and turbulence increase around the various angles of the PSDWD.