Abstract: The present invention relates to an arrow with an embedded deployable RFID tag, and to the methods of using the same in order to improve tracking of an animal. In one embodiment, the tracking device has a body that attached intermediate the head and shaft of an arrow. The internal components can compress during impact with a target, allowing an embedded to become embedded within the target. The embedder can utilize an RFID or other electronically trackable device. A safety can further be provided to prevent the deployment of the embedder during target practice. A tracker can be used to track specific tags that are deployed, and in particular, tags that are lodged within an animal. In one additional embodiment, a signal is provided when the RFID tag is deployed.

Abstract: According to one aspect of the present invention, the medical data card automatically runs when inserted into a communication port of a computer. One type of communication port can be a USB port. The card prompts the service provider to enter a password that is verified by the server. The patient ID can then be entered and the patient's records can be retrieved. The server can be remotely accessed by the healthcare provider via the internet. A log is generated and stored on the server containing information such as who, when, what records were accessed. A family card can be provided permitting a minor's records to be obtained via the parent's or guardian's card. The card and the server automatically synchronize each time the card is used.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an arrow with an embedded deployable RFID tag, and to the methods of using the same in order to improve tracking of an animal. In one embodiment, the tracking device has a body that attached intermediate the head and shaft of an arrow. The internal components can compress during impact with a target, allowing an embedded to become embedded within the target. The embedder can utilize an RFID or other electronically trackable device. A safety can further be provided to prevent the deployment of the embedder during target practice. A tracker can be used to track specific tags that are deployed, and in particular, tags that are lodged within an animal. In one additional embodiment, a signal is provided when the RFID tag is deployed.