30 matching records for Medication Container.
A hand-held, mechanically-powered (e.g., spring-powered) device designed to inject medication (especially a local anaesthetic, vaccine or medication) transcutaneously into the human body. It is a manually-operated, needleless device that can have various co...
A slender, rigid, sharp or blunt metal tube intended to be attached to a syringe and typically used in the pharmacy to aspirate and transfer fluid medication from a vial/ampule to another container for medication preparation or other purposes. It consists o...
A slender, rigid, sharp or blunt tube intended to be attached to a syringe and typically used in the pharmacy to aspirate and transfer fluid medication from a vial/ampule to another container for medication preparation or other purposes. It includes an inte...
A slender, rigid, sharp or blunt, dual-lumen tube intended to be attached to a syringe and typically used in the pharmacy to aspirate and transfer fluid medication from a vial/ampule to another container for medication preparation or other purposes. It is d...
A sterile, sharply-pointed, dual-lumen plastic tube intended to be used to transfer medication from a vial to another container during medication preparation (e.g., in the pharmacy). It is designed to simultaneously aspirate medication and allow air into th...
A hand-held, pneumatically-powered device designed to inject medication (especially a local anaesthetic) or vaccine transcutaneously into the human body. It is needleless and may have various configurations according to its application. It will typically be...
A slender, rigid, sharp or blunt tube intended to be attached to a syringe and typically used in the pharmacy to aspirate and transfer fluid medication from a vial/ampule to another container for medication preparation or other purposes. It includes a thin ...
A collection of devices intended to provide clinical staff with a standardized method to label medications, medication containers (e.g., syringes, medicine cups, basins), or other solutions in and outside of the sterile field in perioperative and other proc...
A collection of sterile devices intended to provide clinical staff with a standardized method to label medications, medication containers (e.g., syringes, medicine cups, basins), or other solutions in and outside of the sterile field in perioperative and ot...
A sterile, slender, sharply-pointed metal tube typically intended to be used in the pharmacy to transfer medication from a vial to another container. It includes an integral filter (e.g., a microporous stainless steel filter) intended to retain micro-partic...
A sterile, slender, sharply-pointed metal tube typically intended to be used in the pharmacy to transfer medication from a vial to another container. It consists of a short needle sufficient to penetrate the vial stopper and extract all the medication. It i...
A collection of devices intended to be used to deliver an accurate dosage of medication, typically a local anaesthetic for an ear/nose/throat (ENT) procedure, into the nasal cavity and pharyngeal areas. It will typically include a medicine dispenser (i.e., ...
A portable, hand-held device designed for the manual dispensing of the correct dose(s) of an individual patient's medication(s). It is typically carried and operated by the patient and consists of a small container with covered compartments containing the m...
A tubular device with an atomizing distal tip intended to be attached to the container (e.g., squeeze bottle, syringe) of a medication (e.g., local anaesthetic) [not included] for administration of the medication in spray (atomized) form. It may be used ext...
A collection of sterile devices and supplies designed to transfer parenteral medications, and sometimes intravenous (IV) fluids, between a first container(s) [e.g., a vial(s)] and a second container [e.g., an intravenous (IV) bag]; it may also be used to re...
A device designed to be used by a layperson to self-administer a subcutaneous injection, typically by a person who has difficulty with painless self-injections [e.g., patients with rheumatoid arthritis (RA)]. It is typically a small box or container in whic...
A portable, hand-held device designed for the manual dispensing of the correct dose(s) of an individual patient's medication pills. It is typically carried and operated by the patient and consists of a small container with covered compartments containing th...
An empty, flexible squeeze-container with a spray nozzle used to deliver medication in an atomized form, e.g., nasal spray. This is a single-use device.
A slender flexible tube with a blunt distal end intended to be attached to a syringe to aspirate pharmaceutical fluids from an open vial or ampule during the preparation of medications performed by healthcare professionals (e.g., pharmacists, physicians, nu...
A collection of devices intended to be used to assess the need for and/or to administer an accurate dosage of medication through oral intake. It will typically include a dose measuring and/or dispensing device such as a calibrated medicine cup, spoon or syr...
A device designed to be used by a layperson to self-administer a subcutaneous injection, typically by a person who has difficulty with painless self-injections [e.g., patients with rheumatoid arthritis (RA)]. It is typically in the form of a tube or contain...
A portable, manual pump intended to deliver a precise known quantity of liquid medication intended for topical application. It is a plunger-type pump with a tubing and may include a container; it does not include the liquid medication. This is a reusable de...
A flexible, blunt, tubular device intended to be connected to an oral/enteral syringe for the convenient transfer of fluids (e.g., dissolved medication, liquid nutrition) from an open container into the syringe prior to oral/enteral administration; it is no...
A device designed to distribute oral liquid medication/vitamins in a healthcare facility in the amount needed for a single dose for an individual patient. It typically consists of a small cabinet (e.g., wall-mounted, tabletop, or self-standing) that contain...
An electrically-powered device designed to distribute oral liquid medication/vitamins in a healthcare facility in the amount needed for a single dose for an individual patient. It typically consists of a small cabinet with an electronic pump that contains u...
A flexible, blunt, tubular device intended to be connected to an oral/enteral syringe for the convenient transfer of fluids (e.g., dissolved medication, liquid nutrition) from an open container to the syringe prior to oral/enteral administration; it is not ...
A flexible, blunt tubular device intended to be connected to an oral/enteral syringe for the convenient transfer of fluids (e.g., dissolved medication, liquid nutrition) from an open container to the syringe prior to oral/enteral administration; it is not i...
A device intended to be fitted to a vial or bottle to enable the removal of its contents, (e.g., medication, nutritional solution for enteral feeding) into a syringe, for subsequent administration to a patient. It is typically a housing with a barbed connec...
A device intended to be placed between a nebulizer or a metered dose inhaler (MDI) and the patient's mouth, to function as a reservoir into which an aerosol medication is dispensed in order to minimize delivery of large aerosolized particles. It is typicall...
An empty glass or plastic container, typically with a relatively narrow neck and a lid/cap, intended to be used to store medication so that it retains its viability. This is typically a single-patient device that is reused until the contents are exhausted.