◉Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water before handling the syringe and needle

Remove the needle from its packaging and attach it to the syringe

Draw up the medication or solution into the syringe by pulling back on the plunger

Clean the injection site with an antiseptic solution and allow it to dry

Insert the needle into the injection site at the appropriate angle and depth, as directed by a healthcare professional

Slowly inject the medication or solution by pushing the plunger forward

Remove the needle from the injection site and dispose of it properly in a sharps container

Clean and store the syringe and needle according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

Composition of Drug
◉This is a Needle 16g.

How does the Drug work
◉ 16G needle is a type of medical device used for injections. The “16G” refers to the gauge of the needle, which is a measure of its thickness. A 16G needle is relatively thick and is commonly used for drawing blood or administering injections of thicker fluids.

◉ When a 16G needle is used for an injection, it punctures the skin and enters the underlying tissue or muscle. As the needle is pushed through the tissue, it creates a pathway for the medication to be delivered to the desired location in the body.

◉ The mechanism of action of a 16G needle is fairly straightforward – it allows for the precise delivery of medication to a specific location in the body. The size of the needle can also impact the amount of pain and discomfort experienced during the injection. Thicker needles like the 16G needle may cause more discomfort than thinner needles, but they may also be necessary for certain types of injections.

◉ It’s important to note that medical professionals are trained to properly use needles and other medical devices to ensure their safe and effective use. If you have questions about the use of a 16G needle or any other medical device, it’s best to consult with a qualified healthcare provider.