US PATENT SUBCLASS 128 / 200.14
LIQUID MEDICAMENT ATOMIZER OR SPRAYER


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128 /   HD   SURGERY

200.14LIQUID MEDICAMENT ATOMIZER OR SPRAYER {7}
200.15  DF  .~> With tongue depressor
200.16  DF  .~> Ultrasonic
200.17  DF  .~> Rotating
200.18  DF  .~> Spray impinged against baffle in or adjacent flow conduit
200.19  DF  .~> Means for selectively dispensing different fluids
200.21  DF  .~> Gas stream aspirating medicament from reservoir {1}
200.23  DF  .~> Pre-pressurized container holding medicament


DEFINITION

Classification: 128/200.14

LIQUID MEDICAMENT ATOMIZER OR SPRAYER:

(under the class definition) Subject matter which reduces a liquid medicament (e.g., water, disinfectant, decomgestant, etc.) to minute particles, or which produces a diffused spray of such liquid (e.g., shower head-type diffusers, etc.).

(1) Note. Atomizers or sprayers, per se, are classified in other classes (e.g., Class 239, Fluid Sprinkling, Spraying, and Diffusing) when no means particularly adapting them for use on or in a living body is claimed, or when no structure adapted to be connected to a respiratory device for a living thing is claimed and something other than a medicament is atomized or sprayed.

(2) Note. Atomizers for dispensing adhesive to body tissue, either internally or externally, are classified in Class 604 when the atomized adhesive is not inhaled.

SEE OR SEARCH THIS CLASS, SUBCLASS:

200.11, for devices passing gas through a body of liquid before inhalation.

SEE OR SEARCH CLASS

123, Internal-Combustion Engines,

131+, for combustion charges atomized devices.

239, Fluid Sprinkling, Spraying, and Diffusing, for other than medicating atomizers and sprayers.

261, Gas and Liquid Contact Apparatus,

78+, for atomizer type contact devices.

604, Surgery,

94, for dual nozzles inserted into nasal passages; subclasses 212+ for collapsible material reservoir structure such as squeeze bulbs; and subclasses 264+ for nozzles inserted in the body.