Abstract: A hygienic toilet pack includes a roll of toilet tissue and a roll of flexible sheet material disposed end to end and of a size to fit in a conventional toilet tissue roll holder. The sheets forming the rolls are doubled over to provide inner and outer sheet segments in registry with one another. The sheets of the flexible sheet material are moistened with a hygienic agent.

Abstract: A cover for a stethoscope head having a discontinuous layer of peelable adhesive in a predetermined pattern for detachable affixing to the head of the stethoscope including the diaphragm and the preselected pattern has a plurality of spaced apart adhesive segments and provides air flow passages from regions between the cover and the diaphragm to regions external the stethoscope to prevent the formation of air pockets and bubbles therebetween.

Abstract: Apparatus for inspecting a pocket of an article of clothing and for retrieving the contents thereof includes a handle having a snagger member at one end thereof and a scoop member at the other end thereof. The handle includes two handle portions movable relative to one another. The snagger member includes a sharp projection which will snag a pocket liner to pull it inside out when the apparatus is pulled out of a pocket and the scoop member defines a recess for retaining contents of the pocket to extract the contents when the apparatus is pulled from the pocket.

Abstract: A wallet card comprised of front and back transparent exterior surface panels, front and back core panels, and an elongate internal sleeve is disclosed. The outward-facing surfaces of the core panels bear personal medical information, and a flexible strip thermometer is stowed within the sleeve. Registering apertures are provided in the core panels, these being sized to accommodate a plurality of microfilm chips bearing further personal medical information. Thus, a display window is defined in the wallet card wherethrough the microfilm chips may be read.

Abstract: A cover for temporary securement to a rigid stethoscope head to completely cover a diaphragm within the interior of the stethoscope head and seal the interior and the diaphragm from the ambient atmosphere. The cover includes a flat, double-sided, thin plastic sheet and a layer of adhesive on a side of the sheet to releasably sealingly secure the cover to the outer rim surface of a stethoscope head.