What are the disposable sterile medical devices?
Disposable sterile syringes, disposable infusion sets,
disposable blood transfusion sets, disposable burette-type infusion sets, disposable sterile injection needles, disposable intravenous infusion needles, disposable plastic blood bags, disposable blood collection devices.

How should used disposable sterile medical devices be handled?
Used disposable sterile medical devices must be destroyed after being deformed (to render their components non-functional) and then sterilized and rendered harmless.

Can disposable sterile medical devices be reused?
No, disposable sterile medical devices cannot be reused.

From a clinical perspective, how are instrument/equipment-type medical devices classified?
(1) Large-scale equipment category, such as: CT, MRI, PET/CT, DSA.
(2) Testing and analysis equipment category, such as: biochemical analyzers, blood cell counters, binocular biological microscopes, urine analyzers, enzyme-labeled instruments, plate washers, biosafety cabinets, ultra-clean workbenches.
(3) Diagnostic equipment category, such as: ultrasonic diagnostic instruments, various X-ray machines, electrocardiographs.
(4) Critical care and emergency equipment category, such as: ventilators, anesthesia machines, monitors.

What are the advantages of MRI examinations?
The images obtained by MRI are extremely clear, detailed, high-resolution, with good contrast and rich information—especially in displaying soft tissue layers. This allows doctors to see internal body tissues as clearly as if they were directly observing them, greatly improving diagnostic efficiency. It avoids many exploratory surgeries (such as craniotomies, thoracotomies, and laparotomies) that were previously necessary due to unclear preoperative diagnoses, sparing patients from unnecessary surgical pain, as well as secondary injuries and complications caused by exploratory surgeries. Therefore, it was well-received by imaging professionals and clinicians once it appeared, and is now widely used in clinical practice, becoming an indispensable examination method for diagnosing certain diseases.