John Kirk Jones
Medical Practice in Salt Lake City, UT

4006495, Feb 8, 1977

Sep 15, 1975

5/613456

John Roger Jones - Salt Lake City UT

A41D 102

2 93

A coat garment having semi-detachable sleeves and pocket means for receiving such sleeves in their semi-detached condition; the sleeves having essentially longitudinal, selectively openable seams for accommodating arm removal from such sleeves even while the coat is worn; the sleeves can then be tucked into the pocket means provided, preferably in storage pouch means provided by the back of the coat proximate the sleeve openings, so that these sleeves may be stored, and all of this without necessitating coat removal, whereupon the user enjoys the warmth of the body of the coat without encumbering his arms by sleeves; such sleeves being constructed for easy withdrawal and reinsertion of arms therein prior to reconstitution of the sleeves as respective arm coverings.

6398062, Jun 4, 2002

Nov 28, 2000

09/724617

John K. Jones - Salt Lake City UT

J J Fluid Containment, Inc. - Salt Lake City UT

B65D 804

220608, 220675, 4516

An irrigation basin is disclosed for retaining waste fluids, having a support surface and a trough. The support surface is designed so that a patient can rest a head or extremity, such as a hand or foot, on the surface, while medical personnel flush the head or extremity with fluid or drain wounds found in the body part. The waste fluids are retained by the trough around the support surface. The irrigation basin is also useful for washing the hair of injured or immobile patients, and may further function as an emesis basin. In a preferred embodiment, the support surface slopes to drain fluid into the trough. The support surface can be concave to help cradle the head or other body part. The support surface can also be lower than the outside wall of the trough to minimize fluid splashes outside of the basin. Ribs can be provided in the walls of the basin to increase basin strength and prevent sliding when multiple basins are stacked.