whats the difference between a syringe and a hypodermic needle?
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<A syringe and a hypodermic needle are the same thing.>\n\nhypodermic needle\nn. \nA hollow needle used with a hypodermic syringe. \nA hypodermic syringe including the needle. \n\nsy·ringe    ( P )  Pronunciation Key  (s-rnj, sîrnj)\nn. \nA medical instrument used to inject fluids into the body or draw them from it. \nA hypodermic syringe.
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Yes, any size syringes used for medical related issues can be purchased at your local pharmacy behind the counter without a prescription unless specified by individual state laws. Be sure to specify the units/dosage.
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Here in Florida (and I am assuming that this is more then likely nationwide) you can go to any fire station and they will give you a needles box (like the kind you see in doctor's offices) and also will collect and dispose of full needle boxes.
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May be given either as IM or SQ.\nThe needles provided with the B12 and the script will decide how it is given. If IM needles are provided it will be IM. If SQ needles are provided it will be SQ.
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have fun with it!!  pull out some scrap fabric and try them all, just make sure to adjust your tension from least to most, not most to least.  this can break your needle and also break the thread making it a pain in the booty.
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A needle,and thread, (and a cloth)!\n\nor a sewing machine and thread!
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i live in india and i know of one company which supplies disposable syringes here .. they r called by the brand name"KOJAK selinges" . u can find details here..\n\nhttp://www.hmdhealthcare.com/asian/kojak_spe.htm\nhope it helps..
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It's usually transmitted that way right after someone has used it, not like days later. Usually someone uses it and within minutes someone else uses that same needle and syringe and gets HIV that way. \n\nI work in a hospital pharmacy and ever now and then we will get nurses who come down to get medicine because they got a needle stick by a possible HIV+ patient. Usually the nurse is drawing blood and when she/he goes to put the cap on the needle they accidentally stick themselves. Since they just drew the blood it's possible they might have contracted HIV from that tiny stick.
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They don't sterilize needles for lethal injections, stupid. Needles COME sterile. Haven't you ever seen or known anyone who was dependent on insulin or heroin? They don't RE USE needles. They just pull a new one out of the package and use it. There is NO SUCH THING as sterilizing a needle. Questions like this really get under my skin. No pun intended. -beaver (Rock Island, Illinois)
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why does the needle have to be sterilized for a lethal injection???
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There are many different sizes of syringes. Many different styles too. The same can be said for IV tubings. They all vary depending on the intended usage.  Insulin is injected into fatty tissue just under the skin most often on the inside of the thigh, or abdomen. A very small syringe, usually about 1cc, is used. A very fine gauge needle is utilized which minimizes the discomfort.
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They are both derivitives of Opium, but the Hydrocodone delivers much less pain releive, the Oxycodone or Oxycontin, is much stronger meds, and is much closer to the raw opium......... Extreamly tuff addition habit to break, if u stay with this one too long you will be kicking the covers big time, If the Hydro works for ya do urself a favor and stick with it.. If ya need the Oxy,by all means take it, it is prescribed for Chronic pain, but i wouldent stay with it for too many days in a row.Good luck..
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No. Acupuncture needles are hair-thin, smooth and solid hypodermic needles are thicker, hollow and have cutting edges.
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what is the difference between the two
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Assuming that you use the syringes legally, you should have a sharps container to put them into. You can then usually take that to the local hospital for disposal.  My cousin does this. The hospital allows her to exchange the container for an empty one about every other month. So far as I know, the don't charge her for doing that. Hope this helps.
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It's a port-a-cath, or infusaport.  They numb the skin under your clavicle (coller bone), then use a long needle to insert a catheter into your superior vena cava (large vein feeding into the heart).  They take the needle out, then make a small incision to implant the "port".  So, the whole thing is under your skin.  You then use another needle to access the port, which can be removed after the treatment is given.  It's very nifty.
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every syringe i've seen (unless it is a unit dose)has graduations at the 1,2,3cc level.look at your syringe closely and pull the solutino to the 1cc line.be sure to introduce 1cc of air into the vial first.pull the plunger back to 1cc,insert needle into vial,push the air into the vial and withdraw 1cc testosterone.