The insect lately mentioned, the puss-moth, besides the syringes just described, is remarkable for its singular forked tail, entirely dissimilar to the anal termination of the abdomen of most other caterpillars.
Two syringesof the medicine should be used for each treatment, and two or more applications made every day until a cure is effected.
The syringes usually sold with small nozzles or pipes are of little or no value for vaginal injections.
On the other hand, we must remember that syringes and water-buckets can be of very great service when promptly and efficiently used.
By the time the ship touched down he had a dozen flasks and several hundred syringes ready.
The doctors were almost ready to go back down, loaded with enough inoculum and syringes to equip themselves and a dozen field workers when Jack suddenly stopped what he was doing and cocked an ear toward the entrance lock.
Dal began fillingsyringes while Tiger and Jack started inoculating the two groups.
They climbed down the ladder once again, with the antibody flasks and sterile syringes strapped to their backs.
The above syringes are highly recommended by physicians as vaginal cleansers.
Most of the holes in the tubes of syringes are too small.
Thrusting up the syringes through these holes, the men were able in a few minutes to make the roof as wet as if a heavy shower had fallen, which completely baffled the design of the enemy.
For example: “Syphilodol is dispensed in the form of tablets and also hermetically closed glass syringes or ampules so that it may be used either by the mouth, intravenously or intramuscularly at the discretion of the physician.
Syringes are so made that they can be sterilised by boiling.
The needles of hypodermic syringes sometimes break and a portion remains embedded in the tissues.
Syringes of this type, because of the accurate fitting piston, must be thoroughly dried out after use, as the piston may stick fast within the barrel.
The best syringesare those made of all metal or of all glass, the latter being preferred because one may see the contents and express out the air before injecting.
The text describes several kinds of syringes made of silver, porcelain, and copper in various sizes (fig.
Metallic or porcelain syringes for injection of enemas.
A glass protuberance was often added to pumps exhausted by syringes or rubber bulbs, in order to collect the milk so that it could be fed to the infant.
Syringes were not only useful in cupping but also were employed in a wide variety of medical and surgical operations.
From the 1780s on, cups with brasssyringes began to appear in compendia of instruments.
John Weiss, inventor of the improved scarificator, invented his own patent syringe in 1825, which he claimed to be superior to all previous syringes because it employed stopcocks in place of valves, which were subject to leakage and clogging.
It would seem that the tube of various syringes was often made of horn, as both Greek and Latin writers speak of the 'horn' of the syringe.
John arrived with the medicine case and Mr. Wallace got out his serums and syringes while the boys stared at each other in amazement.
The captain hastily loaded the hypodermicsyringes and handed them to the other three, who injected the contents into the arms of the wounded as rapidly as possible.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "syringes" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
