how is a syringe helpful in collecting blood for blood test?
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syringe will poke a very small hole on arm while blood test and it is scientist proved
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Annyeong friend!
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The machine itself : -
• Attached to that is a syringe, with the drugs drawn up inside it
• Attached to the syringe is a thin piece of tubing with a very thin plastic tube (cannula) on the end.
The cannula goes just under the skin, e.g. on your chest, your tummy or the top of your arm/shoulder or leg. It is placed under the skin with a needle but this needle is then removed and disposed of. The cannula is held in place with tape. Usually the cannula can stay in one place for several days, but if it gets sore or uncomfortable, ask your nurse to move it to another place.
This machine is designed to give you your medicines over 24 hours, so each day your nurse will come about the same time to fill up a new syringe and check the machine.
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