US349085A - Vaporizing-inhaler - Google Patents
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A61—MEDICAL OR VETERINARY SCIENCE; HYGIENE
- A61M—DEVICES FOR INTRODUCING MEDIA INTO, OR ONTO, THE BODY; DEVICES FOR TRANSDUCING BODY MEDIA OR FOR TAKING MEDIA FROM THE BODY; DEVICES FOR PRODUCING OR ENDING SLEEP OR STUPOR
- A61M16/00—Devices for influencing the respiratory system of patients by gas treatment, e.g. mouth-to-mouth respiration; Tracheal tubes
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- This invention relates to improvements in vaporizing-inhalers that are used for inhalihg the vapors of medicines in the treatment of throat, lung, and catarrhal affections.
- the object that I havein view is to provide an inhaler with a bulb-tube in which the acid is placed, said bulb being so constructed that it is impossible for the acid to run out whatever position the bulb may be in, while the acid may be readily removed therefrom when desired.
- A represents the receptacle, which may be formed of any suitable material and in any convenient size and shape. I prefer to form this receptacle of glass, and of substantially the shape shown in the drawing.
- a suitable stopper, B fits into the mouth of the receptacle.
- a mouth-piece, G is inserted through this stopper.
- This mouth-piece consists, preferably,of a glass tube having an oval bulb on its end. This bulb is adapted to be applied to the nostrils when it is desired to inhale the vapor from the receptacle through the nasal passages.
- D represents the bulb, which is formed integrally with a tube, E, that is inserted through the stopper B.
- the tube E projects into the interior of the bulb D, preferably about to the center thereof.
- an opening is formed, into which a rubher or other suitable stopper, F, is inserted.
- a funnel, G is inserted into the tube E, and extends nearly to the lower end thereof.
- a tube, H branches off from the tube E at a 1 point between the bulb and the stopper, and
- the operation of the device is as follows: The usual acid for a medicated vapor-such as hydrochloric acid-is placed in the bulb D, into which it may be poured through the funnel G.
- the usual alkali-such as ammonia placed in the receptacle A. Air is drawn in through the funnel G, and down nearly to the surface of the acid. It becomes impregnated with the acid and is then drawn through the tube E and tube H into the lower part of the receptacle A, and rises through the ammonia or medicated liquid in the receptacle.
- the medicinal vapor fills the receptacle, and is drawn out through the tube 0 by the patient.
- the bulb and the tube may be removed from the receptacle with the stopper B, and may be laid down without losing any of the acid.
- the stopper in the lower end of the bulb may be taken out and the acid removed, and when desired the bulb may be cleaned.
- the draft-tube 0 may be removed, and the opening through the stopper closed. ceptacle may then be carried in a pocket or satchel without any danger of any of the liquid escaping.
- This inhaler will vaporize any medicine that is soluble. All tinctures, aqueous solutions, and fluid extracts are readily vaporized. As a vapor is the finest state to which 'medicine can be reduced, and as it will go wherever air can penetrate, it will readily pass through all the different ramifications of the air passages, and must necessarily come in contact with any diseased portions thereof. Any medicine that a physician may prescribe may be used to meet special indications.
- the bulb D having an opening adapted to-receive a stopper, and formed integrally with a tube, E, whose end projects into the interior of the bulb, for the purpose set forth.
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No. 349,085. Patented Sept. 14, 1886.
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
JAMES F. CHESEBRO, OF MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA.
VAPORIZlNG-INHALER.
SPECIFICATION forming part of Letters Patent No. 349,085, dated September 14, 1886.
I Application filed June 28, 1886. Serial No. 206,448. (No model.)
To aZZ whom it may concern.-
Be it known that I, JAMES F. CHEsEnRo, of Minneapolis, in the county of Hennepin and State of Minnesota, have invented certain Improvements in Vaporizing Inhalers, of which the following is a specification.
This invention relates to improvements in vaporizing-inhalers that are used for inhalihg the vapors of medicines in the treatment of throat, lung, and catarrhal affections.
The object that I havein view is to provide an inhaler with a bulb-tube in which the acid is placed, said bulb being so constructed that it is impossible for the acid to run out whatever position the bulb may be in, while the acid may be readily removed therefrom when desired.
The accompanying drawing represents avertical elevation of my improved vaporizinginhaler.
In the drawing, A represents the receptacle, which may be formed of any suitable material and in any convenient size and shape. I prefer to form this receptacle of glass, and of substantially the shape shown in the drawing. A suitable stopper, B, fits into the mouth of the receptacle. A mouth-piece, G, is inserted through this stopper. This mouth-piece consists, preferably,of a glass tube having an oval bulb on its end. This bulb is adapted to be applied to the nostrils when it is desired to inhale the vapor from the receptacle through the nasal passages.
D represents the bulb, which is formed integrally with a tube, E, that is inserted through the stopper B. The tube E projects into the interior of the bulb D, preferably about to the center thereof. In the opposite end of the bulb an opening is formed, into which a rubher or other suitable stopper, F, is inserted. A funnel, G, is inserted into the tube E, and extends nearly to the lower end thereof. A tube, H, branches off from the tube E at a 1 point between the bulb and the stopper, and
extends into the lower part of the receptacle.
The operation of the device is as follows: The usual acid for a medicated vapor-such as hydrochloric acid-is placed in the bulb D, into which it may be poured through the funnel G. The usual alkali-such as ammoniais placed in the receptacle A. Air is drawn in through the funnel G, and down nearly to the surface of the acid. It becomes impregnated with the acid and is then drawn through the tube E and tube H into the lower part of the receptacle A, and rises through the ammonia or medicated liquid in the receptacle. The medicinal vapor fills the receptacle, and is drawn out through the tube 0 by the patient.
An especial advantage is obtained from the peculiar construction of the bulb-tube. As the tube projects into the bulb the acid cannot run out, even should the bulb be turned on the side, or upside down.
The bulb and the tube may be removed from the receptacle with the stopper B, and may be laid down without losing any of the acid.
The stopper in the lower end of the bulb may be taken out and the acid removed, and when desired the bulb may be cleaned.
The draft-tube 0 may be removed, and the opening through the stopper closed. ceptacle may then be carried in a pocket or satchel without any danger of any of the liquid escaping.
This inhaler will vaporize any medicine that is soluble. All tinctures, aqueous solutions, and fluid extracts are readily vaporized. As a vapor is the finest state to which 'medicine can be reduced, and as it will go wherever air can penetrate, it will readily pass through all the different ramifications of the air passages, and must necessarily come in contact with any diseased portions thereof. Any medicine that a physician may prescribe may be used to meet special indications.
I claim as my invention In a vaporizing-inhaler, the bulb D, having an opening adapted to-receive a stopper, and formed integrally with a tube, E, whose end projects into the interior of the bulb, for the purpose set forth.
The re- 7 In testimony whereof I have hereunto set 7 In presence of A. 0. PAUL, R. H. SANF0R1).
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