DR. ANTHONY MARK SCOTT, MD
Medical Practice at College St, Grapevine, TX
License number
Texas G9690
Category
Medical Practice
Type
Pediatrics
Address
Address
1600 W College St SUITE 60, Grapevine, TX 76051
Phone
(817) 488-7334
Professional information
Dr. Anthony M Scott, Grapevine TX - MD (Doctor of Medicine)
Specialties:
Pediatrics
Address:
Grapevine Pediatric Clinic PA
1600 W College St STE LL60, Grapevine 76051
(817) 488-7334 (Phone)
1600 W College St STE LL60, Grapevine 76051
(817) 488-7334 (Phone)
Certifications:
Pediatrics, 2010
Awards:
Healthgrades Honor Roll
Languages:
English
Hospitals:
Grapevine Pediatric Clinic PA
1600 W College St STE LL60, Grapevine 76051
Baylor Regional Medical Center at Grapevine
1650 West College St, Grapevine 76051
1600 W College St STE LL60, Grapevine 76051
Baylor Regional Medical Center at Grapevine
1650 West College St, Grapevine 76051
Education:
Medical School
University of Texas At Galveston / Medical Branch
Graduated: 1984
Univ Of Texas Medical Branch Hospital
University of Texas At Galveston / Medical Branch
Graduated: 1984
Univ Of Texas Medical Branch Hospital
Emergency Underwater Notification Device
US Patent:
7148811, Dec 12, 2006
Filed:
Nov 2, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/979519
Inventors:
Michael John Bustamante - Southlake TX, US
Anthony M. Scott - Southlake TX, US
Brian A. Amond - Southlake TX, US
Anthony M. Scott - Southlake TX, US
Brian A. Amond - Southlake TX, US
Assignee:
Pungar Corporation - Southlake TX
International Classification:
H04B 13/02
US Classification:
340850, 3404251, 340531, 367131, 367141
Abstract:
The emergency underwater notification device disclosed, one of which would be carried by each diver on a team of divers at a dive site, comprises (a) an activator; (b) one or more primary signal emitters, each of which emits a primary notification signal upon activation of the activator, the primary signal emitter comprising one or more of the following: a light source, a hydrophone, a siren, a speaker, or an acoustic transducer; (c) one or more secondary signal emitters, each of the secondary signal emitters emitting a secondary communication signal upon activation of the activator; (d) a receiver capable of receiving communication signals; (e) one or more tertiary signal emitters, each of the tertiary signal emitters to emit a tertiary communication signal upon receipt by the receiver of either a secondary communication signal or a tertiary communication signal from another notification device; and (f) one or more quaternary signal emitters, each of the quaternary signal emitters to emit a quaternary notification signal upon receipt by the receiver of either a secondary communication signal or a tertiary communication signal from another notification device, the quaternary signal emitter comprising one or more of the following: a light source, a hydrophone, a siren, a speaker, or an acoustic transducer.
Manually Agitated Underwater Signaling Device
US Patent:
7466629, Dec 16, 2008
Filed:
Oct 11, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/247808
Inventors:
Michael John Bustamante - Southlake TX, US
Brian A. Amond - Southlake TX, US
Anthony M. Scott - Southlake TX, US
Brian A. Amond - Southlake TX, US
Anthony M. Scott - Southlake TX, US
International Classification:
H04B 11/00
US Classification:
367134, 367142, 340850
Abstract:
A Manually Agitated Underwater Signaling Device used for SCUBA divers, snorkelers and other water-sport enthusiasts. The Manually Agitated Underwater Signaling Device includes a water tight right circular cylindrical body containing one or more rigid spheres inside, an integrated slot for the connection of a lanyard to one end of the right circular cylindrical body and a spherical base integrated into the other end of the right circular cylindrical body. The right circular cylindrical body is comprised of two body halves, a right half and a left half. The right half includes a tongue ridge with an energy director around the perimeter forming a mating surface. The left half includes a recessed groove around its perimeter forming a mating surface that intersects with the right half when aligned together. The Manually Agitated Underwater Signaling Device includes an exterior surface texture to improve the grip. A lanyard will be attached to the device through the integrated lanyard slot to help maintain a secure hold on the device when in use.
Emergency Underwater Notification Device
US Patent:
7612686, Nov 3, 2009
Filed:
Nov 21, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/602590
Inventors:
Michael John Bustamante - Southlake TX, US
Anthony M. Scott - Southlake TX, US
Brian A. Amond - Southlake TX, US
Anthony M. Scott - Southlake TX, US
Brian A. Amond - Southlake TX, US
International Classification:
H04B 13/02
US Classification:
340850, 3404251, 340531, 367131, 367141
Abstract:
The emergency underwater notification device disclosed, one of which would be carried by each diver on a team of divers at a dive site, comprises (a) an activator; (b) one or more primary signal emitters, each of which emits a primary notification signal upon activation of the activator, the primary signal emitter comprising one or more of the following: a light source, a hydrophone, a siren, a speaker, or an acoustic transducer; (c) one or more secondary signal emitters, each of the secondary signal emitters emitting a secondary communication signal upon activation of the activator; (d) a receiver capable of receiving communication signals; (e) one or more tertiary signal emitters, each of the tertiary signal emitters to emit a tertiary communication signal upon receipt by the receiver of either a secondary communication signal or a tertiary communication signal from another notification device; and (f) one or more quaternary signal emitters, each of the quaternary signal emitters to emit a quaternary notification signal upon receipt by the receiver of either a secondary communication signal or a tertiary communication signal from another notification device, the quaternary signal emitter comprising one or more of the following: a light source, a hydrophone, a siren, a speaker, or an acoustic transducer.
Autonomous Waterproof Electronic Signaling Device
US Patent:
8605552, Dec 10, 2013
Filed:
Jan 18, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/008717
Inventors:
Michael John Bustamante - Southlake TX, US
Brian A. Amond - Southlake TX, US
Anthony M. Scott - Southlake TX, US
Paul W. Fulbright - Richardson TX, US
Brian A. Amond - Southlake TX, US
Anthony M. Scott - Southlake TX, US
Paul W. Fulbright - Richardson TX, US
Assignee:
Scuba Sonics Incorporated - Southlake TX
International Classification:
H04B 11/00
US Classification:
367134, 367142, 367151
Abstract:
The autonomous waterproof electronic signaling device disclosed comprises an activator; an audible signal emitter and a visual signal emitter, the audible signal emitter to emit a primary signal upon activation of the activator, the audible signal emitter comprising one or more of the following: a hydrophone, a siren, a speaker, or a transducer; and a head assembly, the head assembly positioned so as to alter at least a portion of the primary signal producing a notification signal. The visual signal emitter comprises at least one of incandescent bulbs, compact fluorescent bulbs, strobe bulbs, high intensity discharge (HID) bulbs, and light emitting diodes (LED) bulbs. The audible signal emitter and a visual signal emitter are operative singly or in combination, continuously or intermittently.
Autonomous Waterproof Electronic Signaling Device
US Patent:
7872946, Jan 18, 2011
Filed:
Dec 13, 2004
Appl. No.:
11/010780
Inventors:
Michael John Bustamante - Southlake TX, US
Brian A. Amond - Southlake TX, US
Anthony M. Scott - Southlake TX, US
Paul W. Fulbright - Richardson TX, US
Brian A. Amond - Southlake TX, US
Anthony M. Scott - Southlake TX, US
Paul W. Fulbright - Richardson TX, US
International Classification:
H04B 11/00
US Classification:
367134, 367142, 367151
Abstract:
The autonomous waterproof electronic signaling device disclosed comprises an activator; a signal emitter, said signal emitter to emit a primary signal upon activation of said activator, said signal emitter comprising one or more of the following: a hydrophone, a siren, a speaker, or a transducer; and a head assembly, said head assembly positioned so as to alter at least a portion of said primary signal producing a notification signal.