* Barrel: A cylindrical tube that holds the fluid.
* Plunger: A movable rod inside the barrel that pushes or draws fluid.
* Tip: A needle-like end that is attached to the syringe and inserted into the body.
Here are some common uses for syringes:
* Administering medications: Injecting liquids like vaccines, insulin, or antibiotics.
* Drawing blood: Collecting blood samples for medical testing.
* Irrigating wounds: Cleaning wounds with saline solution.
* Feeding: Delivering fluids or medications to individuals who can't swallow.
Syringes are typically made of plastic or glass and come in various sizes depending on the intended use.