The document describes the IV Suspension System (ISS), a new generation of IV pole. The ISS features retracting legs that suspend off the floor for transport, halo hooks to clearly display IV bags, wheels that roll silently, wings for extra equipment capacity, and a low center of gravity for stability. A suspension mount attaches to beds and carts, and a suspension arm houses and locks the pole for transport. The arm can rotate 90-180 degrees for caregiver mobility.

1. The IV Suspension System (ISS) - The Next Generation of IV
Poles
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2. The IV Suspension System (ISS) Product Tour
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3. Retracting Legs
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4. Retracting Legs
Features:
The retracting legs suspend off of
the floor to avoid any floor
thresholds during patient transport
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5. Halo Hook Design
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6. Halo Hook Design
Features:
The halo hook design displays
medicine bags clearly
The offset hook design supports
“piggybacking” medicine
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7. Pedal Cover and Release
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8. Pedal Cover and Release
Features:
The pedal cover protects
the release pedal so the ISS
legs are not accidently
retracted
The pedal release
automatically releases the
ISS legs to suspend them in
the Suspension Mount
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9. Wheels
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10. Wheels
Features:
The twin polyurethane wheels role
silently and will not get stuck in any
floor thresholds or elevator cracks
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11. Wings
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12. Wings
Features:
The ISS wings allow for extra
equipment capacity
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13. Low Center of Gravity
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14. Low Center of Gravity
Features:
The low center of gravity
creates additional stability
for the ISS
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15. Down Pedal
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16. Down Pedal
Features:
The down pedal allows
caregivers to push the
legs back down into a
locked out position so the
Suspension Pole can be
removed from the
Suspension Mount
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17. The Suspension Mount
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18. Attachment Plate
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19. Attachment Plate
Features:
The attachment plate
adapts to any type of
bed, transport cart,
gurney, or wheelchair
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20. Suspension Arm
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21. Suspension Arm
Features:
The Suspension Arm houses,
supports and securely locks in the
Suspension Pole.
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22. Lock and Lock Release
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23. Lock and Lock Release
Features:
The Lock secures the
Suspension Arm to the side
of the bed for transporting
the patient and equipment
The Lock Release allows
the caregiver to release the
Suspension Arm from the
locked position
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24. Support Wheel
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25. Support Wheel
Features:
The Support Wheel supports the
weight of the Suspension Pole and
patient’s equipment
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26. 90-180 Degree Rotation
Features:
The rotation of the
Suspension Arm
allows the caregiver
the mobility to place
the mounted
equipment wherever
works best for the
situation
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