ROSS ALEXANDER JOHNSON
Pilots at Watermarke Ln, Anderson, SC

8528137, Sep 10, 2013

May 6, 2010

12/775087

Ross Johnson - Anderson SC, US
Alan Hester - Greenville SC, US
Erick Ward - Anderson SC, US
Chris Kopp - Edmonton, CA

Tactical Medical Solutions, Inc. - Anderson SC

A61F 5/37

5628, 5625, 5626, 5627

A collapsible litter including a first flexible and elongated body support member having a top surface, a bottom surface, and a plurality of flexible grab strap elements attached to the bottom surface of the body support member. The strap elements extend substantially beyond the surface of the body support member. A second flexible body support member, is disposed on the top of the first flexible elongated body support member, and covers a substantial portion of the first flexible elongated body support member. At least one edge of the second flexible body support member is affixed the top surface of the first flexible body support member forming a compartment with an opening for securing and transporting items such that the first and second body support members form a compartment for securing and transporting items.

7652190, Jan 26, 2010

Apr 18, 2007

11/737096

Ross A. Johnson - Anderson SC, US

Tactical Medical Solution, Inc. - Anderson SC

A61F 15/00, A61F 13/06, A61F 13/00, A61F 13/02, A61B 17/00, A61B 17/08, A61B 17/04

602 48, 602 49, 602 50, 602 51, 602 52, 602 56, 602 57, 602 58, 602 59, 602 72, 604304, 604305, 604306, 604307, 604308, 606201, 606203, 606204, 606213, 606215, 606216, 606232, 606293, 606304, 606305, 600572, 600571

An integrated wound dressing system and method including a bandage and a self-contained receptacle that stores treatment material for the care and treatment of wounds. The treatment material is easily accessible and can be removed from the receptacle through an exit. The treatment material can then be used to control bleeding and/or clean the wound before dressing. The bandage may include a layer of plastic that acts as an occlusion barrier to reduce heat loss and maintain moisture levels at the wound site. The occlusion barrier also acts to prevent the passage of air into or out of the wound site. The bandage also includes fasteners that act to prevent unintentional unraveling and to secure the bandage during final packaging. These fasteners help facilitate the wrapping of amputations, stumps, and extremities. The integrated wound dressing system provides an all-in-one system for treating and dressing wounds and reduces the time required to do so.

7663015, Feb 16, 2010

Aug 13, 2007

11/838159

Ross A. Johnson - Anderson SC, US

Tactical Medical Solutions, Inc. - Anderson SC

A61F 13/00

602 42, 128888

An integrated and complete dressing for the care and treatment of traumatic amputations and wounds. The traumatic amputation and wound dressing includes an oversized wound pad, an elastic bandage, and fasteners in an integrated unit for quickly and effectively treating an amputation. The elastic bandage may be attached to the wound pad such that the bandage forms an angle of about 90 degrees with respect to a vertical axis of the wound pad. The wound pad can be readily folded over an amputation and quickly wrapped with the elastic bandage. The fasteners may be attached to the periphery of the wound pad. When the dressing is applied to a stump of an amputated limb and the fasteners are engaged, the wound pad is relatively securely held in position and downward pressure is exerted on the stump. In some embodiments, the elastic bandage may also include brakes designed to prevent the bandage from unintentionally unraveling. The brakes also facilitate application of the dressing to the stump.

8163973, Apr 24, 2012

Dec 22, 2009

12/645271

Ross A. Johnson - Anderson SC, US

Tactical Medical Solutions, Inc. - Anderson SC

A61F 15/00, A61F 13/00, A61B 17/00, A61B 17/04

602 48, 604304, 606201, 600571

An integrated wound dressing system and method including a bandage and a self-contained receptacle that stores treatment material for the care and treatment of wounds. The treatment material is easily accessible and can be removed from the receptacle through an exit. The treatment material can then be used to control bleeding and/or clean the wound before dressing. The bandage may include a layer of plastic that acts as an occlusion barrier to reduce heat loss and maintain moisture levels at the wound site. The occlusion barrier also acts to prevent the passage of air into or out of the wound site. The bandage also includes fasteners that act to prevent unintentional unraveling and to secure the bandage during final packaging. These fasteners help facilitate the wrapping of amputations, stumps, and extremities. The integrated wound dressing system provides an all-in-one system for treating and dressing wounds and reduces the time required to do so.

2010000, Jan 14, 2010

Aug 6, 2007

12/376047

F. Bowling - Ft. Bragg NC, US
Ross Johnson - Anderson SC, US

A61G 1/013, A61G 1/048

5627, 5628

A flexible, portable light-weight drag litter is disclosed capable of being compactly rolled for transportation and storage, having a generally planar base dimensioned to underlie a reclining individual's head, torso, legs, and feet. A torso harness is attached to the base along with groin and leg connectors are attached to the base. A dragline is attached to a head end portion of the base. When a user tugs on the dragline, the base creates a concave surface that supports and protects the patient's head.

2010008, Apr 15, 2010

Apr 3, 2009

12/418278

Ross Johnson - Anderson SC, US
Richard A. Hester - Greenville SC, US

Tactical Medical Solutions, Inc. - Anderson SC

A61M 16/00, A61B 17/3211

12820729

An embodiment of the invention provides a surgical tool including a handle having a channel, a tracheal hook connected to the handle, and a scalpel positioned in the channel of the handle. The tracheal hook and/or the scalpel are removably attached to the handle. The channel includes at least one first fastener (e.g., a recess); and, the scalpel includes at least one complementary second fastener (e.g., a protrusion) for engaging the first fastener. The scalpel and/or handle include a light source. The tracheal hook and/or the handle are formed from translucent material. In addition, a wire is provided having a first end connected to the handle and a second end connected to the tracheal hook. The surgical tool further includes at least one cap having a first open end, a second open end, and at least one lateral fenestration.

2007026, Nov 8, 2007

May 7, 2007

11/745184

Ross Johnson - Anderson SC, US

A61F 15/00, A61F 13/00

602 41, 602 48

A combined bandage and fastener system includes a flexible bandage having a first end and a second end; at least one end brake attached to a surface of said flexible bandage and disposed proximate to the first end; and a plurality of brakes attached to at least one surface of the flexible bandage between the first end and the second end of the bandage. Each brake includes a strip of a dense arrangement of hooks.

D649642, Nov 29, 2011

Aug 16, 2010

29/367912

Ross Johnson - Anderson SC, US

Tactical Medical Solutions, Inc. - Anderson NC

2402

D24143, D24169

8303620, Nov 6, 2012

Jul 22, 2010

12/841475

Jennifer L. Johnson - Anderson SC, US
Ross Johnson - Anderson SC, US

Tactical Medical Solutions, Inc. - Anderson SC

A61B 17/00

606203, 602 5

The present invention relates generally to first aid articles and more specifically tourniquets. One embodiment of the claimed subject matter includes a tourniquet article having a substantially rigid base. A handle is provided, the handle has first and second ends and a slot disposed between the first and second ends. A strap disposed adjacent to the substantially rigid base and passes through the slot of the handle. A structural member having first and second sides is attached to the base at least at first and second points along each of the first and second sides of the base such that the strap being sandwiched between at least a portion of the structural member and said base.

2011030, Dec 15, 2011

Dec 9, 2010

12/964294

ROSS JOHNSON - ANDERSON SC, US
RICHARD A. HESTER - GREENVILLE SC, US

Tactical Medical soulution, Inc. - Anderson SC

A61B 17/132

606203

The present invention relates generally to first aid articles and more specifically tourniquets suitable for one handed application. One embodiment of the invention is directed to a tourniquet having a base defining first and second ends. A constricting band is attached to and extends from the first end of the base. A handle is engaged with the constricting band. The constricting band engages a self cinching buckle which includes polygonal frame member and a self cinching member engaged with the polygonal frame member. A hook member is attached to the first end of the base and is configured to engage the polygonal frame member.