Draft the Patent Drawings: Chronically-ill Patients

EMERGENCY TAG FOR CHRONICALLY-ILL PATIENTS BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION Field of the Invention The present invention is directed to a specific emergency tag, a first-aid accessory for a patient with chronic illness that could be brought with the patient anywhere and could even be worn such that it would be labeled with emergency routine in situations where in the patient suffers from sudden attacks of his illness, and would also be labeled with necessary information with reference to the emergency contact person and more importantly the identification of the patient, smoothly attached to a compartment providing storage for first-aid medicine in a manner where in the said medicine can be easily accessible by both patient and the involved parties when the situation calls for emergency measures regarding the sudden illness attacks of the patient. Description of the Related Art Chronic illnesses commonly include epilepsy, diabetes mellitus, various heart and cardiovascular diseases, and hypertension. People suffering chronically tend to have sudden attacks regardless of the place and time they are in. Such incidences can also happen in the bathroom, particularly during baths. Epileptic patients require medical help when it is his first seizure and it lasts more than five minutes. Furthermore, when another seizure occurs right after the first and when the jerking stops but the patient does not become awake. When either of these happens, contacting an immediate relative of the patients is necessary. Meanwhile, for diabetic patients (diabetes mellitus), their low blood sugar levels can lead to a state of unconsciousness. Stupor happens if there would be no prompt first-aids. Sudden attacks tremendously require other people in the area to perform first-aid immediately. This is applicable whether upon losing consciousness or becoming incapable of helping themselves. People with heart and cardiovascular diseases can have worse conditions resulting to stroke paralyzing them. This happens when they have sudden attacks and after three to five minutes they are still not treated with first-aid. The same can be stated regarding patients with hypertension or high blood pressure. It becomes more serious and in need of attention if they are not rescued on time. Sudden heart attacks can lead to immediate death In other situations like angina pectoris, the first aid and follow-through are more complicated. If after five minutes the tablet has not yet relieved the patient, give another tablet. Should it not yet provide relieve after another three to five minutes, send or accompany he patient to the doctor in fifteen minutes. Some people suffering from diabetes, heart and cardiovascular disease, and hypertension have become more cautious. Since they have become used to sudden attacks, they are now more likely to be looking for ways to help themselves. In order to evade a worse condition, they bring with them their own first-aid medicines. As much as possible, upon sensing abrupt attacks they take in themselves their own medications. On the other hand, if they become incapable of medicating on their own someone nearby has to do it for them. Unfortunately, the strangers nearest to the patients might not perform first-aid effectively. Unawareness of the e...