Cardinal Health 1180128012 - Monoject Tuberculin Syringe, 1mL, 28G x " Needle, 100/bx, 5 bx/cs (Continental US Only)

Cardinal Health 1180128012 - Monoject Tuberculin Syringe, 1mL, 28G x " Needle, 100/bx, 5 bx/cs (Continental US Only)

Cardinal Health 1180128012 Monoject Tuberculin Syringe with Permanent Needle, Soft Pack

Cardinal Health Monoject tuberculin syringes are sterile, single-use, and individually packaged. Soft and Rigid pack options available.

• Stainless steel cannula.
• Graduations 0.01mL.
• Available in soft and rigid pack packaging.
• Not manufactured with DEHP or natural rubber latex.
• Sterile, single-use, and individually packaged.

Features of Cardinal Health Monoject Tuberculin Syringes

Ultra-Fine Graduations: Cardinal Health Monoject Tuberculin Syringes feature ultra-fine graduations, allowing for the precise measurement and administration of even the smallest doses of medication. This level of accuracy is essential when dealing with medications that require meticulous dosing.

Clear Barrels: The clear barrels of our syringes provide exceptional visibility, enabling healthcare professionals to easily monitor the medication's volume and air bubbles, ensuring every dose is administered with confidence.

Latex-Free: Patient safety is our priority. Cardinal Health Monoject Tuberculin Syringes are latex-free, minimizing the risk of allergic reactions and ensuring compatibility with all patients.

Sterile Packaging: To maintain the highest standards of hygiene, our syringes come individually packed in sterile packaging. This safeguards the integrity of the syringe until the moment it's ready for use.

Benefits of Cardinal Health Monoject Tuberculin Syringes

Precision Medication Administration: Cardinal Health Monoject Tuberculin Syringes are designed with ultra-fine graduations, allowing for precise measurement and administration of medications. This ensures that patients receive the correct dosage, especially crucial for sensitive medications.

Enhanced Visibility: The clear barrels of these syringes provide exceptional visibility, making it easy for healthcare professionals to monitor the volume and detect any air bubbles. This feature promotes medication safety and accuracy.

Latex-Free: These syringes are latex-free, reducing the risk of allergic reactions in patients. They are suitable for use with a wide range of individuals, ensuring patient comfort and safety.

Sterile Packaging: Each syringe comes individually packaged in sterile packaging, maintaining the highest standards of hygiene. This packaging ensures the integrity of the syringe until it's ready for use, critical in healthcare settings.

Usages of Cardinal Health Monoject Tuberculin Syringes

Cardinal Health Monoject Tuberculin Syringes are not limited to a single purpose. They are suitable for a wide range of healthcare applications, including:

Vaccinations: Perfect for delivering vaccines with precision and minimizing discomfort for patients.

Medication Administration: Whether in a clinical setting or at home, our syringes are ideal for administering medications accurately.

Diagnostic Testing: Used for various diagnostic tests, ensuring reliable and consistent results.

Allergy Testing: Ideal for allergy testing, where precise measurements are crucial.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

1.Q: What is a Tuberculin syringe?

A: Tuberculin syringes are commonly used for tuberculosis testing or tb tests. Tuberculin, a purified protein derivative, is a glycerol extract of the tubercle bacillus used for tuberculin (PPD) skin tests. A standard dose of tuberculin is injected between the layers of the skin.

2.Q: What is the difference between insulin and tuberculin syringes?

A: Insulin syringes are measured in insulin units, whereas tuberculin syringes feature decimal markings of milliliters. When can these syringes be used interchangeably? Insulin syringes are available worldwide as U-100 syringes, designed to correlate with the concentration of insulin (100 units/mL) and hold 1 mL.

3.Q: Can you use TB syringe for insulin?

A: Tuberculin syringes measure insulin in volume (milliliters) instead of units. Using this type of syringe is a good option for people who might otherwise forget that, when using an insulin syringe, the amount of insulin in the syringe is actually five times the number of units displayed.

4.Q: What is the primary difference between a soft pack and a rigid pack Monoject Tuberculin Syringe?

A: The primary difference between a soft pack and a rigid pack Monoject Tuberculin Syringe lies in their packaging. A soft pack syringe comes in flexible, plastic packaging, while a rigid pack syringe is packaged in a firm, protective container.