Abstract: A hyper-hypothermia disposable blanket for use by medical personnel warms or cools a patient by a stratum of temperature controlled and filtered air. The blanket comprises a bottom layer of air pervious non-woven material and a top layer of air impervious material. The top layer is sealed at its edges to the bottom layer to form a chamber therebetween. A set of longitudinal seals within the chamber is used to create air flow channels and a manifold. A receptacle opening is also provided in the top layer near a foot end to detachably receive an air hose such that temperature controlled air passes into the manifold and is then directed to flow primarily through outermost air flow channels and eventually into an innermost air flow channel. The air flow creates a build up of pressurized air in the chamber which ultimately causes a stratum of air having a substantially uniform temperature to flow through the bottom layer of the blanket and onto the patient.

Abstract: A configured pad for use on a body part of a patient to provide cooling is dimensioned to conform to multi-shapes for enhanced versatility in use. The configured pad is a substantially flattened member having a main section with generally oblong-shaped branches extending forwardly on each side and a generally circular-shaped branch extending forwardly from the main section. A cooling zone portion of the pad has an internal flow channel which extends from a lower center half area of the main section along divided halves of the first generally oblong-shaped branch, generally circular-shaped center branch and the second generally oblong-shaped branch to a second lower center half area of the main section. The configured pad has an inlet port tube and an outlet port tube positioned in the lower center area of the cooling zone portion of substantially flattened member for the flow of cooling water through the internal flow channel.

Abstract: An adjustable arm sling comprising a pair of strap members each joined at one end to a ring adapted to overlie the wearer's chest, the strap members having self-adhering fastening members at their opposite ends adapted to be secured together when the straps are passed upwardly and rearwardly over the wearer's shoulders, crossed diagonally downwardly across the wearer's back, with the ends of the straps drawn around the opposite sides of the wearer's body and joined together across the front of the wearer's body by the fastening members, an arm supporting pouch, and an elongated connector tab for adjustably securing the pouch to the ring member, the connector tab comprising a cohesive fastener.