Parts of a SYRINGE: The TRUTH no one tells you about every component!
Uncover every mystery behind the SYRINGE! In this video, we reveal the exact constitution and function of each part, from the plunger to the graduation lines. Essential for nursing professionals seeking high performance and precision.
This tutorial delves into the anatomy of the syringe, a vital instrument in nursing. Learn about the plunger's function, the importance of the body as a medication reservoir, the function of the nozzle for connections with needles and catheters, and the relevance of the retention stopper to prevent leaks. We also address the graduation lines, crucial for the precise dosage of medications in ml or international units.
This video was created to assist nursing assistants, technicians, and nurses, ensuring improvement in the procedure. It guarantees greater safety and effectiveness in care, preventing complications.
Concrete Facts:
The plunger is responsible for pulling and pushing the medication into the syringe barrel.
The syringe body acts as a reservoir for the medication.
The syringe nozzle is used for connections with needles, tubing, and catheters.
The retention stopper prevents medication leakage around the plunger.
The graduation lines indicate volumes in cubic centimeters (CC), milligrams (ml), or international units (IU).
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MAIN TOPICS COVERED IN THE VIDEO
0:00 Syringe Construction
0:27 Function of Syringe Components
0:57 Graduation and Units of Measurement
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