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Disposable Needle and Syringe Containers

Infection Control, 1985
Needle/syringe disposal in health care facilities should comply with current CDC, JCAH, and EPA recommendations. Most state laws require that needle/syringes be rendered inoperable for future use. However, this does not necessarily mean that needles have to be broken or bent.
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Syringe Disposal Practices and Gender Differences

The Diabetes Educator, 2002
PURPOSE The purpose of this study was to describe syringe disposal practices of individuals with diabetes who take insulin and to investigate the attitude toward and effect of previous information on proper syringe disposal. METHODS Adult men and women who injected insulin were recruited from an ...
Debra E, McConville, Edith M, Hamilton
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A Pilot Study: Evaluating Disposable Syringes Compared to Non‐Disposable Syringes for Dental Training

Journal of Dental Education
ABSTRACTBackgroundNeedlestick exposures commonly occur with non‐disposable metal syringes during the assembly and disassembly of needles due to the manual handling of needles. Disposable syringes are designed to reduce these exposures by using a protective sheath thus eliminating the need to handle needles while uncapping and recapping them.PurposeThis
Robert Glickman   +8 more
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Power-free microfluidic biosensing of with slide multivalve and disposable syringe

Biosensors and Bioelectronics, 2022
Jianhan Lin, lI Mioayun, Nana Jin
exaly  

Disposable syringe cup for 3-way cannula-syringe suction

Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, 2022
Muhammed Mukhtar
exaly  

DISPOSABLE SYRINGES

The Lancet, 1974
M.P. Holley, C.A. Bartzokas
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DISPOSABLE SYRINGES: THE DANGERS OF REUSE

Medical Journal of Australia, 1970
G W, Hastings, B, Bloch
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