Sharing of disposal methods after use of small molecule syringes

Small molecule syringes can be used in medical devices, containers, and scientific instruments such as some in chromatography to inject through rubber sept.
Injecting gas into a blood vessel will cause an air embolis.
The way to remove air from it to avoid embolism is to turn the syringe upside down, tap it lightly, and squeeze out a little bit of fluid before injecting into the bloodstrea.
The small molecule syringe consists of a syringe with a small hole at the front end and a matching plunger ro.
Injectors are used to inject or extract small amounts of liquid into or from otherwise inaccessible area.
When the mandrel is pulled out, the liquid or gas is sucked from the small hole at the front end of the syringe, and the liquid or gas is squeezed out when the mandrel is pushed i.
As a kind of medical device, small molecule syringes cannot be discarded at will after use, and there are also clear regulations in medical treatmen.
Regarding how to dispose of the used products, there are mainly the following points:The inoculation unit should have a special person responsible for disinfection and destructio.
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Establish records of allocation or purchase, use, and destructio.
The records should be completely recorded, and the accounts and items should be consisten.
When using this product for vaccination, the system of "one person, one needle, one tube, one use and one destruction" must be strictly implemente.
When using, the staff of the grassroots inoculation unit should check whether the packaging is in good condition and within the validity period, and the products whose packaging has been damaged or have exceeded the validity period should not be use.
When the inoculation is completed, the used product should be placed in a puncture-proof safe collection container (safety box) made of sturdy materials, and handed in for disposal before the next inoculatio.
Reuse is strictly prohibite.
The product after use can be deformed with a deformer, or after the needle and the barrel are separated by hand, the needle can be directly placed in a puncture-proof container or bent over 90 degrees with pliers, and the nipple can be cut off with pliers for the syring.
, soaked in disinfectant solution containing 1000mg/L of effective chlorine for more than 60 minute.
Due to the high injection pressure and large flow rate, the impact force on the blood vessels is strong, and the extravasation of the contrast medium should be prevente.
Therefore, during the injection process, it is necessary to observe whether there is leakage, and once found, stop the injection immediatel.
The early clinical manifestations of local drug extravasation are swelling, severe pain, and no change in color at the injured site, and then develop to local or nearby white plaques, blue-purple in the plaques, which does not fade under pressure, low skin temperature, and hard textur.
, Severely visible ulcers, secondary infection and wet bad jaundic.