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Medical Consumables Syringes Disposable Plastic Syringe 2cc 3cc 5cc Syringe with luer lock luer slip
Product description
Syringes are medical devices commonly used for injecting or extracting liquids. They consist of a barrel, a movable plunger, and a tip, and can contain liquid medications or other fluid substances. Syringes are typically employed in medical procedures such as administering medication, drawing blood, injecting substances, or extracting fluids. They come in various sizes and capacities to meet different medical needs. Syringes are often designed for single-use to ensure the safety and hygiene of medical practices.
Key Feature
Barrel: The main body of the syringe where the liquid is contained.
Plunger: A movable rod or disc inside the barrel that pushes the
liquid in or out of the syringe.
Tip: The end of the syringe where needles or other attachments can
be connected.
Graduated Markings: Measurement indicators on the barrel to
accurately determine the volume of liquid being drawn or injected.
Luer Lock: A mechanism that securely attaches the needle or other
accessories to the syringe without the risk of detachment during
use.
Safety Features: Some syringes come with safety mechanisms to
prevent needle stick injuries or accidental reuse.
Single-Use Design: Many syringes are designed for one-time use to
reduce the risk of contamination and ensure sterility.
Different Sizes: Syringes come in various sizes to accommodate
different volumes of liquid.
Material: Syringes can be made of plastic or glass, with plastic
being more common due to its disposability and cost-effectiveness.
Compatibility: Syringes are often designed to be compatible with
specific types of needles or other medical devices for specific
procedures.
Q$A
1.What specific uses are different types of syringes suitable for?
Standard Syringes:
Insulin Syringes:
Fixed-Dose Syringes:
Safety Syringes:
Pre-filled Syringes:
Spray Syringes:
2.What is a syringe used for?
A small hollow tube used for injecting or withdrawing liquids. It
may be attached to a needle in order to withdraw fluid from the
body or inject drugs into the body.
3.What is a general purpose syringe?
A cylindrical tube with a plunger that can be pulled or pushed
along the inside of the tube, allowing the tube to take in or expel
liquids or gases.