Sentence examples for use of syringe from inspiring English sources

The CDC offered further encouragement Nov. 29, reporting greater use of syringe exchanges by people who inject drugs.

One of the individual-level variables, recent use of syringe exchange, was no longer protective in this model.

Calcium hydroxide may be delivered into the root canal through a variety of methods, including the use of syringe, rotary instruments such as the Lentulo spiral and hand instruments such as spreaders and pluggers.

Sample solution (RB, SR: 0.5 mmol L−1, F-BSA: 4 mg mL−1) and two buffer solutions for diffusion-based separation and sample injection were introduced by use of syringe pumps with appropriate flow rates (see figure captions).

These indicators comprised: evidence of an ACP, being on the Liverpool Care of the Dying Pathway, Referral to the Hospital Palliative Care Service, appropriate prescription of opioids, use of syringe driver for symptom control, presence of palliative care alert and documentation of a Palliative approach to resuscitation status in the case of respiratory or cardiac arrest.

Any fix would come too late for Raymond Bookstaver, 49, a Hicksville mechanic who was one of two patients initially identified as having been infected by Dr. Finkelstein's improper use of syringes.

In 2005, Dr. Finkelstein was instructed in the proper use of syringes in administering pain medications by state health investigators and he has since been monitored to make sure he complied, a State Health Department spokesman said.

AD were developed by WHO in 1986 to counter the health threats posed by a) inappropriate handling and use of syringes designed to be reusable through proper sterilization and b) inappropriate reuse of standard, disposable syringes.

Additionally, when the use of syringes is discussed with patients, proper disposal of used syringes may also be addressed.

Due to cost constraints, use of syringes with safety devices could not be introduced.

The majority of these infections can be prevented through the once-only use of syringes, needles and other injection equipment as recommended by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services [ 2].