초록 ▼

A dolly type apparatus, which would include a body portion having four wall portions, and defining a substantially rectangular opening therein, into which a typical spine board may be slid into the opening. The body portion further includes a pair of wheels, for allowing the body portion to be rolle

A dolly type apparatus, which would include a body portion having four wall portions, and defining a substantially rectangular opening therein, into which a typical spine board may be slid into the opening. The body portion further includes a pair of wheels, for allowing the body portion to be rolled onto a surface; there is further included a shelf member extending substantially out of the lower end of the body portion, onto which a patient placed on the spine board may rest his or her feet during transport; there is further provided strap members which extend from a first forward wall of the body portion through a pair of openings in the spine board and would reattach on the rear wall of the body portion for maintaining the spine board held in place in the opening in the body portion, so that a patient who is strapped to the spine board and whose feet are resting on the shelf member, may be raised substantially to the vertical position and the spine board may be rolled through tight passageways, during transport without affecting the stability or movement of the patient being transported.

대표청구항 ▼

[ What is claimed as invention is:] [1.] A dolly apparatus in combination with a spine board, comprising:a. a body portion having sidewalls and defining an opening there within for receiving an end of the spine board;b. a pair of wheels freely secured to the body portion;c. strap members having a fi

[ What is claimed as invention is:] [1.] A dolly apparatus in combination with a spine board, comprising:a. a body portion having sidewalls and defining an opening there within for receiving an end of the spine board;b. a pair of wheels freely secured to the body portion;c. strap members having a first end secured to the body portion;d. the end of the spine board insertable into the opening in the body portion, and secured thereto with said strap members, so that the spine board engaged to the body portion may be rolled along a surface, rather than carried; ande. locking members on a second end of the strap members for engaging to the body portion after the strap members have been threaded through openings in the spine board.