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Temperature talking indicating device

  • US 4,428,685 A
  • Filed: 10/02/1980
  • Issued: 01/31/1984
  • Est. Priority Date: 08/22/1979
  • Status: Expired due to Term
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1. A patient temperature measuring device comprising:

  • a support including a housing,a temperature sensing electrically operated transducer,a micro-electronic circuit means supported within said housing and connected to said transducer for receiving signals generated when said transducer senses temperature of material adjacent said transducer and operable to process said signals and generate output signals indicative of the temperature sensed,first temperature indicating means connected to receive signals from said electrical circuit means for displaying indications of the temperature sensed by said transducer, said first temperature indicating means including latch means for retaining a an indication of temperature sensed by said temperature sensing transducer, and readable display means for displaying said temperature sensed,second temperature indicating means connected to said electrical circuit means, and said first temperature indicating means, said second temperature indicating means including synthetic speech signal generating electronic circuit means and means for converting synthetic speech signals generated thereby to speech sounds indicative of the temperature displayed by said first temperature indicating means,means for repeatedly reproducing speech signals indicative of temperature to permit a person taking the temperature to have the verbal indication thereof repeated in the event that the first sound-verbal indication is not properly heard, andnormally open switch means for controlling said second temperature indicating means to generate synthetic speech signals indicative of the temperature sensed by said transducing means and sound operated means for closing said normally open switch to cause said synthetic speech signal generating means to generate speech signals indicative of the temperature sensed by said transducing means.

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