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    • 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
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  • This invention relates to a vaccinating syringe and has for an object to provide a device of this character having simplified means for regulating the-dosage so that a predetermined dosage will be repeated each time the syringe is operated.
  • a further object is to provide a device of this character in which the piston rod is positively held against axial rotation so that the ratchet devicev for operating the piston cannot become dislodged from operative position.
  • a further object is to provide apparatus of this character which will be formed of a few strong, simple and durable parts, which will be inexpensive to manufacture, and which will not easily get out of order.
  • Figure 1 is a side elevation, partly broken away, of a syringe constructed in accordance with the invention.
  • Figure 2 is a detail front elevation showing the pawl and ratchet teeth of the ratchet device for operating the piston.
  • Figure 3 is a cross sectional view of the syringe taken on the line 3-3 of Figure 1 showing the flat surfaces on the nested shafts comprising the piston rod, and showing the notched boss on the closure cap receiving the ratchet teeth, this feature preventing rotation of the piston.
  • Figure 4 is a bottom plan view of the piston.
  • Figure 5 is a top plan view of the piston rod with the knob removed.
  • Figure 6 is a detail plan view of the upper closure cap of the barrel of the syringe showing the notch to. receive the ratchet teeth of the piston rod.
  • I designates the barrel of the syringe, the same being provided at its lower end with a conventional needle II and having a longitudinal side opening I2 through which an antitoxin supply in a glass tube I3 may be viewed.
  • 'I'he glass is disposed axially in the barrel and receives a piston I4 for injecting the antitoxin.
  • the barrel is closed at its upper end by a flanged cap I which has screw threaded. connection I6 with the barrel.
  • the cap is provided on one side with an integral handle I'I.
  • the cap is provided with a central opening I8 to receive the rod of the piston I4 and a boss I9 surrounds the opening, both the boss and the opening having a notch 20 to receive the ratchet teeth of the piston rod and prevent rotation of the piston rod in the cap I5.
  • the piston rod 2I is formed of a hollow tube 22 in which is nested a solid rod 23.
  • the tube is provided on one side with ratchet teeth 24 and is marked with a scale as shownat 25.
  • a knob 26 is threadedly engaged with upper end ci the rod and bears against the top of the tube.
  • the before mentioned piston I4 comprises a disk 26' xed tothe lower end of the rod 23, a disk 2 fixed to the tube, and a pair of rubber washers 28 confined between both disks on the lower end of the rod and separated by a rubber washer 23.
  • the rod 23 is ⁇ provided on one side withV a fiat surface and the tube 22 is provided with a flat surface 3u in its bore. The nat surfaces contact each other and prevent relative rotation of the tube and the rod so that backing off of the knob 26 with consequent release of compression on the rubber washers is prevented.
  • is pivotally connected to the handle I1 by a pivot pin 32 and is provided with a forked working end 33 which receives the barrel I 0, see Figures 2 and 3.
  • An inverted U-shape pawl 34 is provided with gudgeons 35 at the lower end which are received in eyes 36 formed on the ends of the branches of the forked working end of the operating lever.
  • the cross member 31 of the pawl is equipped with a tooth 38 which engages the ratchet teeth 24.
  • a helical spring 39 is sleeved on each gudgeon and has one end connected to the respective eye 36 and has the other end engaging the pawl to hold the tooth 38 in operative engagement with the ratchet teeth 24.
  • the grip When the handle I1 and operating lever 3I are grasped in one hand the grip may be closed on the handle and the operating lever to rock the forked end of the operating lever downward to pull the pawl downward and actuate the piston I rod 2I to move the piston on its ejecting stroke.
  • a leaf spring 40 When the operators grip is released on the handle and the operating lever, a leaf spring 40 returns the operatingrlever to normal position to lift the pawl to a new position on the ratchet teeth ready for the next operation.
  • the spring 40 is provided with a central helical coil 4
  • a threaded pin 43 is engaged in a threaded opening 44 formed in the handle IT.
  • the lower end of the pin lodges against a shoulder r45 formed on the operating lever when the operating lever is released after each operation of the syringe and limits movement of the pawl 24 to a predetermined upstroke so that the pawl will ride over a predetermined number of teeth before coming to rest back of a predetermined tooth, corresponding tothe dennite dosage to be injected during the next operation of the piston.
  • the threaded pin 43 is equipped with a knurled head 4B permitting easy turning of the pinto an adjusted position.
  • the knob 26 is used as a handle to reload the syringe after it has been emptied. This reloading is done by grasping the knob 26 in the right hand and the handle Il' with the left hand, then disengaging pawl 31 and placing the needle Il .into antitoxin, then pulling the knob 2t back tothe starting position.
  • a syringe comprising a body, rubber washers in the body forming a piston, an outer tube disposed axially in the body having a longitudinal flat surface in its bore, an inner rod in the tube having a longitudinal nat surface engaging the iiat surface of the tube and preventing relative rotation of the tube and the rod, said tube :and said rod forming a piston rod, a knob threadedly engaged on the upper end of the rod and bearing against the top of the tube, a disk iixed to the tube above the rubber washers, a disk fixed to the lower end of the rod below the rubber washers, said knob when advanced on the rod engaging the tube and compressing the washers between the disks so that they t the body tightly, the nonrelative rotation of the tube and the rod preventing backing o of the knob with consequent release of compression of the rubber washers, a spring pressed operating lever fulcrumed on the body, ratchet teeth extending longitudinally of the piston rod, a branched operating end on the lever
  • a syringe comprising a body, a piston within the body, a tube connected to the piston, arod in the tube and connected to the piston and held against rotation therein ⁇ rubber washers Yon the piston, means operated by the relative movement of the tube and rod for compressing the washers, a laterally extending handle carried by the body, a spring pressed operating lever fulcrumed on the handle and having a branched end straddling the body, ratchet teeth extending longitudinally of the tube, an inverted U-shaped pawl pivotally connected to the ends of the branched end of the operating lever and engaging the ratchet teeth, a spring carried by said branched end yieldingly holding the pawl in engagementl with the ratchet teeth, a threaded pin engaged in a threaded opening in the handle, and a shoulder formed on the operating lever, said pin engaging the shoulder when the operating leverris returned ,tornormal position by its control spring after each operation and limiting the resetting movement ofthe pawl

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April 6, 1943.
J. H. MEAD, JR
VACCINATING SYRINGE Filed July l5, 1941 WJTNESSES: da?? bf /Vea d, Jr. mmm.
ATTORNEY! Patented Apr. 6, 1943 UNITED STATES PATENT ori-"ICE VACCINATING SYRIN GE John H. Mead, Jr., Scottsbluff, Nebr. Application July 15, 1941, Serial No. 402,511
(Cl. 12S-215)" 2 Cranes.
This invention relates to a vaccinating syringe and has for an object to provide a device of this character having simplified means for regulating the-dosage so that a predetermined dosage will be repeated each time the syringe is operated.
A further object is to provide a device of this character in which the piston rod is positively held against axial rotation so that the ratchet devicev for operating the piston cannot become dislodged from operative position.
A further object is to provide apparatus of this character which will be formed of a few strong, simple and durable parts, which will be inexpensive to manufacture, and which will not easily get out of order. I
With the above and other objects in lview the invention consists of certain novel details of construction and combinations of parts hereinafter fully described and claimed, it being understood that various modifications may be resorted to within the scope of the appended claims without departing from the spirit or sacrificing any of the advantages ofthe invention.
In the accompanying drawing forming a part of this specification:
Figure 1 is a side elevation, partly broken away, of a syringe constructed in accordance with the invention.
Figure 2 is a detail front elevation showing the pawl and ratchet teeth of the ratchet device for operating the piston.
Figure 3 is a cross sectional view of the syringe taken on the line 3-3 of Figure 1 showing the flat surfaces on the nested shafts comprising the piston rod, and showing the notched boss on the closure cap receiving the ratchet teeth, this feature preventing rotation of the piston.
Figure 4 is a bottom plan view of the piston.
Figure 5 is a top plan view of the piston rod with the knob removed.
Figure 6 is a detail plan view of the upper closure cap of the barrel of the syringe showing the notch to. receive the ratchet teeth of the piston rod.
Referring now to the drawing in which like characters of reference designate similar parts in the various views, I designates the barrel of the syringe, the same being provided at its lower end with a conventional needle II and having a longitudinal side opening I2 through which an antitoxin supply in a glass tube I3 may be viewed. 'I'he glass is disposed axially in the barrel and receives a piston I4 for injecting the antitoxin.
The barrel is closed at its upper end by a flanged cap I which has screw threaded. connection I6 with the barrel. The cap is provided on one side with an integral handle I'I. The cap is provided with a central opening I8 to receive the rod of the piston I4 and a boss I9 surrounds the opening, both the boss and the opening having a notch 20 to receive the ratchet teeth of the piston rod and prevent rotation of the piston rod in the cap I5.
The piston rod 2I is formed of a hollow tube 22 in which is nested a solid rod 23. The tube is provided on one side with ratchet teeth 24 and is marked with a scale as shownat 25. A knob 26 is threadedly engaged with upper end ci the rod and bears against the top of the tube.
The before mentioned piston I4 comprises a disk 26' xed tothe lower end of the rod 23, a disk 2 fixed to the tube, and a pair of rubber washers 28 confined between both disks on the lower end of the rod and separated by a rubber washer 23. By screwing the knob 26 down on the solid rod 23 the rubber washers 28 are compressed Vso that they nt the glass tube I3 tightly.
The rod 23 is `provided on one side withV a fiat surface and the tube 22 is provided with a flat surface 3u in its bore. The nat surfaces contact each other and prevent relative rotation of the tube and the rod so that backing off of the knob 26 with consequent release of compression on the rubber washers is prevented.
For actuating the piston an operating lever 3| is pivotally connected to the handle I1 by a pivot pin 32 and is provided with a forked working end 33 which receives the barrel I 0, see Figures 2 and 3. An inverted U-shape pawl 34 is provided with gudgeons 35 at the lower end which are received in eyes 36 formed on the ends of the branches of the forked working end of the operating lever. The cross member 31 of the pawl is equipped with a tooth 38 which engages the ratchet teeth 24. A helical spring 39 is sleeved on each gudgeon and has one end connected to the respective eye 36 and has the other end engaging the pawl to hold the tooth 38 in operative engagement with the ratchet teeth 24.
When the handle I1 and operating lever 3I are grasped in one hand the grip may be closed on the handle and the operating lever to rock the forked end of the operating lever downward to pull the pawl downward and actuate the piston I rod 2I to move the piston on its ejecting stroke.
When the operators grip is released on the handle and the operating lever, a leaf spring 40 returns the operatingrlever to normal position to lift the pawl to a new position on the ratchet teeth ready for the next operation. The spring 40 is provided with a central helical coil 4|, see Figure 3,
which is sleeved on the pivot pin 32. The legs 42 ofthe spring engage the handle I1 and the operating lever 3| and normally hold these parts in released position, see Figure l.
For regulating the dosage so that the same dosage will be inserted each time the plunger is moved on its ejecting strokes, a threaded pin 43 is engaged in a threaded opening 44 formed in the handle IT. The lower end of the pin lodges against a shoulder r45 formed on the operating lever when the operating lever is released after each operation of the syringe and limits movement of the pawl 24 to a predetermined upstroke so that the pawl will ride over a predetermined number of teeth before coming to rest back of a predetermined tooth, corresponding tothe dennite dosage to be injected during the next operation of the piston. The threaded pin 43 is equipped with a knurled head 4B permitting easy turning of the pinto an adjusted position.
The knob 26 is used as a handle to reload the syringe after it has been emptied. This reloading is done by grasping the knob 26 in the right hand and the handle Il' with the left hand, then disengaging pawl 31 and placing the needle Il .into antitoxin, then pulling the knob 2t back tothe starting position.
Since the operation of the parts has been decribed as the description of the parts progressed it is thought the invention will be fully understood without further explanation.
What is claimed is: i f
l. A syringe comprising a body, rubber washers in the body forming a piston, an outer tube disposed axially in the body having a longitudinal flat surface in its bore, an inner rod in the tube having a longitudinal nat surface engaging the iiat surface of the tube and preventing relative rotation of the tube and the rod, said tube :and said rod forming a piston rod, a knob threadedly engaged on the upper end of the rod and bearing against the top of the tube, a disk iixed to the tube above the rubber washers, a disk fixed to the lower end of the rod below the rubber washers, said knob when advanced on the rod engaging the tube and compressing the washers between the disks so that they t the body tightly, the nonrelative rotation of the tube and the rod preventing backing o of the knob with consequent release of compression of the rubber washers, a spring pressed operating lever fulcrumed on the body, ratchet teeth extending longitudinally of the piston rod, a branched operating end on the lever receiving the body, an inverted U-shaped pawl pivotally connected to the ends of the branched end of said operating end engaging the ratchet teeth, a spring carried by said branched end yieldably holding the pawl in engagement with the ratchet teeth,'a handle extending laterally from the upper end of the body, a threaded pin engaged in a threaded opening in the handle, and a shoulder formed on the operating lever, said pin engaging the shoulder when the operating lever is returned to normal position by its control spring after each operation and limiting resetting movement of the pawl to regulate the dosage.
2. A syringe, comprising a body, a piston within the body, a tube connected to the piston, arod in the tube and connected to the piston and held against rotation therein` rubber washers Yon the piston, means operated by the relative movement of the tube and rod for compressing the washers, a laterally extending handle carried by the body, a spring pressed operating lever fulcrumed on the handle and having a branched end straddling the body, ratchet teeth extending longitudinally of the tube, an inverted U-shaped pawl pivotally connected to the ends of the branched end of the operating lever and engaging the ratchet teeth, a spring carried by said branched end yieldingly holding the pawl in engagementl with the ratchet teeth, a threaded pin engaged in a threaded opening in the handle, and a shoulder formed on the operating lever, said pin engaging the shoulder when the operating leverris returned ,tornormal position by its control spring after each operation and limiting the resetting movement ofthe pawl to regulate the dosage. 1 Y i JOHN H. MEAD,.JR
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