syringe

A syringe that has already been employed for an injection.

Refers to a syringe that is free from bacteria or other living microorganisms.

Refers to a new, unused syringe.

A syringe intended to be used once and then thrown away.

An unhygienic syringe that has not been cleaned or sterilized.

A syringe that has been exposed to harmful substances or microorganisms.

A syringe fitted with a hollow needle for injecting material into or under the skin.

A syringe made of plastic, typically designed for single use.

A syringe made of glass, often reusable after sterilization.

The general act of employing a syringe for its intended purpose.

To draw a substance, such as medicine, into a syringe.

To get a syringe ready for use, including filling it with the correct substance.

The action of pulling the plunger of a syringe to fill it with a liquid.

When more than one person uses the same syringe, a high-risk behavior for transmitting diseases.

A program where intravenous drug users can obtain new sterile syringes in exchange for used ones.