Abstract:
A clinical thermometer is described, based on the measurement of the infrared radiation emitted by the patient, in which the body temperature of the patient is obtained in a non-invasive way and (normally) without any contact between the thermometer and the patient. During measurement of the temperature, the thermometer (1) is put at a preset distance (d) from the body of the patient, a distance which is normally determined by an optical aiming system consisting of two converging rays of light (5). A thermometer according to the invention may be used to obtain the temperature of the patient also by contact.
Abstract:
A clinical thermometer is described, based on the measurement of the infrared radiation emitted by the patient, in which the body temperature of the patient is obtained in a non-invasive way and (normally) without any contact between the thermometer and the patient. During measurement of the temperature, the thermometer (1) is put at a preset distance (d) from the body of the patient, a distance which is normally determined by an optical aiming system consisting of two converging rays of light (5). A thermometer according to the invention may be used to obtain the temperature of the patient also by contact.
Abstract:
The invention relates to an infrared thermometer wherein control means signal or determine a correct positioning of the intensity transducer tasked with measuring the infrared radiation emitted by the patient whose temperature needs to be known.
Abstract:
It is described a portable device for treating insect bites and the like comprising a piezoelectric body (4, 5; 5a; 5b; 108) to be operated by a striker or a lever system (19; 107; 9a; 9b) to generate a predetermined voltage at the ends of two electrodes or between one electrode and the user's body.
Abstract:
It is described a portable device for treating insect bites and the like comprising a piezoelectric body (4, 5; 5a; 5b; 108) to be operated by a striker or a lever system (19; 107; 9a; 9b) to generate a predetermined voltage at the ends of two electrodes or between one electrode and the user's body.