Wound irrigators with cell fill technology; wound irrigation kits designs; carbohydrate management for diabetic control

摘要

A disposable apparatus: syringe or collapsible device for packaging liquids and solids for single use application. Irrigators with cell fill technology are an apparatus and associated method for packaging liquids and solids such as but not limited to saline solutions, gels, ointments and other semi-liquids for irrigation, lavaging, and treatment applications. The apparatus: syringe or device, having a fluid filled cell (35 ml) inside with flexible sidewalls and measurement markings such as but not limited to those of disposable blow-fill or cell-fill seal containers, and having a funnel apparatus for direct assess to tubes or treatment applications with a twist off cap. Typical procedures for both the syringe and the device involves the irrigation and treatment application that involve but are limited to the application of liquids, and gels. (Fig. 1, 2, 3). A system for medical management of tissue irrigation or lavage procedures. Wound irrigation kits are a systematic way of organizing disposable or other equipment needed to perform a safe irrigation or lavage regimen. These kits are designed to enhance treatment applications, improve material cost management, and prevent infection caused by the use of contaminated equipment. There are seven kit designs (Fig. 4). A system for medial management of diabetes that includes an outline of nutrition management of carbohydrate intake. The Carbohydrate Management for Diabetes Treatment Scale is a tool to aid in the treatment of diabetes and enhances wound healing in the diabetic patient. The scales outlines carbohydrate intake of 100 to 300 gm per day to enhance the maintenance of optimal health.