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即往使用的一次性医疗制品较为简单,多为容器,管理和针等。近年来,甚至连肠管和气管的自动接头、人体计测仪等也使用一次性制品。由于经济、安全、方便、可靠多用途,从1965年起该制品得到迅速发展。今天,很多一次性制品已成日常医疗工作中的必需品。由于一次性制品用后即扔弃,加之生产过程中灭菌方法较为彻底,因而同非一次性制品相比,大大减少了感染的可能性,加之使用简使,使它获得迅速推广。最初发表文章介绍一次性注射针的是美国(1947),当时正好是发明抗生素之际,注射方法异常盛行,促使制成许多塑料性一次性制品。到1959年时,美国一次性注射针的普及率已达50%。1952年起,美国改用塑料袋代替输液瓶,其后,许多医疗器械都改用一次性制品。日本从1963年使用壁料注射
That is, the disposable medical products to be used are relatively simple, mostly containers, management and needles. In recent years, even disposable joints for intestines and trachea, and human body measurement instruments have been used. Due to its economical, safe, convenient, and reliable use, the product has been rapidly developed since 1965. Today, many disposable products have become a necessity in daily medical work. Since the disposable products are thrown away after use, and the method of sterilization in the production process is relatively thorough, compared with non-disposable products, the possibility of infection is greatly reduced, and the use of Jane is simplified, so that it is rapidly promoted. The article was originally published describing the use of disposable needles in the United States (1947). At the time when antibiotics were invented, the injection method was extremely prevalent and prompted many plastic disposables. By 1959, the penetration rate of disposable needles in the United States had reached 50%. Since 1952, the United States has used plastic bags instead of infusion bottles. Since then, many medical devices have switched to disposable products. Japan used wall injections from 1963