RAMPART Trademark

Emergency medical trauma adhesive bandages; antiseptic wipes; bandages impregnated with antimicrobial preparations containing chitosan for preventing bacterial infections; burn dressings; medical dressings treated with hemostatic compounds; medical disinfectants; pharmaceutical preparations for the treatment of burns; sterile wound dressings; topical analgesics; chest seals for medical purposes, namely, occlusive medical dressings for open chest wounds; occlusive dressings for medical purposes; all of the foregoing for use by emergency medical services personnel, firefighters, rescue personnel, military and tactical medical personnel, and other first responders in pre-hospital and emergency-response field settings.

Medical devices and instruments for emergency medical use, namely, airway adjuncts being oropharyngeal airways (OPAs), nasopharyngeal airways (NPAs), and supraglottic airways; bag-valve masks (BVMs) being respiratory masks for medical purposes; bone injection guns for medical use; capnographs being patient medical monitors for monitoring exhaled carbon dioxide levels; chest tube insertion kits comprised primarily of sterile chest tubes, chest drain valves, surgical forceps, needle holders, disposable scalpels, sutures, sterile fields, gauze, and wound seals, all for medical purposes; compression bandages; cricothyrotomy kits comprised primarily of cricothyrotomy tubes, disposable scalpels, bougies, syringes, tracheal hooks, securing straps, and gauze wipes, all for medical purposes; elastic wraps for medical purposes; emergency burn blankets for medical purposes; emergency hypothermia management devices, namely, medical warming blankets; external point-pressure devices for medical use to control hemorrhage; junctional tourniquets for medical use to control hemorrhage; medical breathing masks for emergency respiratory support; medical instruments and apparatus for performing emergency surgical airway procedures; medical splints; pocket masks for artificial respiration; pulse oximeters for medical purposes; medical apparel, namely, survival jackets for use in the medical treatment of hypothermia; tension pneumothorax needles for medical purposes; tourniquets; ventilators for medical use; all of the foregoing for use by emergency medical services personnel, firefighters, rescue personnel, military and tactical medical personnel, and other first responders in pre-hospital and emergency-response field settings; none of the foregoing being X-ray radiation shields, radiation-protection products, or rigid leaded acrylic panels for placement between patients and medical staff.