Abstract: A new born temperature and heart monitor wrap apparatus and method includes a wrap where the wrap is configured such that a new born is substantially covered by the wrap when the wrap is applied to the new born. A heart monitor device is attached to the wrap and a temperature lead retainer is attached to the wrap. A substrate is provided where the wrap is removably connected to the substrate.

Abstract: A new born temperature and heart monitor wrap apparatus and method includes a wrap where the wrap is configured such that a new born is substantially covered by the wrap when the wrap is applied to the new born. A heart monitor device is attached to the wrap and a temperature lead retainer is attached to the wrap. A substrate is provided where the wrap is removably connected to the substrate.

Abstract: An anti-microbial covering for use with electronic devices used in a healthcare environment is disclosed. The covering is impregnated during manufacturing with nano-sized silver particles and wrapped around the electronic device to stop the spread of nosocomial infections. The silver particles vary in shape and size to maximize the anti-microbial effects of each sheet, and each particle is sized to be less than 60 nanometers in diameter. The covering may be used in a process to disrupt nosocomial infections in a healthcare facility by having employees use the covering to cover electronic devices in the facility. The process includes a method for tailoring the anti-microbial covering to target specific pathogens present in the facility or, alternatively, tailor the covering to target pandemic level threats, such as for example the Covid-19 virus or seasonal influenza viruses.

Abstract: An anti-microbial covering for use with electronic devices used in a hospital environment is disclosed. A flexible thermoplastic sheet is impregnated during manufacturing with nano-sized sliver particles and wrapped around the electronic device to stop the spread of nosocomial infections. The silver particles vary in shape and size to maximize the anti-microbial effects of each sheet, and each particle is sized to be less than 60 nanometers in diameter. The present invention includes a process for producing each sheet by combining low density polyethylene, linear low density polyethylene, polyphthalamide and other additives with sliver nanoparticles, and then extruding the thermoplastic mixture under heat to form thin impregnated sheets. The liner sheets may then be die-cut to form shaped perforations to facilitate the shaping of each sheet around a targeted electronic device, and cut into convenient sizes for dispensing.