The Armamentarium Indiana University South Bend医疗设备印第安那大学南本德.pptVIP

The Armamentarium 4 PARTS: 1) The Syringe 2) The Needle 3) The Cartridge 4) Preparation The Syringe Standard of Care ? aspirating dental syringes are the standard of care due to their ability to aspirate blood if the tip of the needle is located intravascularly ADA Standards for Injection Syringes They must be durable and able to withstand repeated sterilization without damage 2. They should be capable of accepting a wide variety of cartridges and needles from different manufacturers and permit repeated use 3. They should be inexpensive, self-contained, lightweight and simple to use with one hand 4. Provide aspiration so blood can be seen through the glass cartridge Breech-Loading, Metallic, Cartridge-Type, Aspirating #1 Used Syringe In Dentistry -breech loading implies that the dental cartridge is loaded from the side -a needle is attached to the barrel of the syringe at the needle adaptor -the needle passes into the barrel and pierces the diaphragm of the local anesthetic cartridge Aspirating Syringe -the needle adaptor is sometimes inadvertently discarded along with the disposable needle -the harpoon is a sharp tip attached to the piston and is responsible for penetrating the thick silicone rubber stopper (bung) at the other end of the cartridge - negative pressure is applied to the thumb ring by the administrator, if blood enters the glass local anesthetic cartridge (carpule) then the tip of the needle is inserted into the lumen of a blood vessel chrome-plated brass and stainless steel -incidence of positive aspiration is between 10-15% for some injections -aspiration before injection of local anesthetic is accepted in the practice of dentistry and is overlooked to a great extent -these syringes use the elasticity of the rubber diaphragm in the anesthetic cartridge to obtain the necessary negative pressure for aspiration -multiple aspirations are possible with very little effort due