sissepritset
Sissepritset is the Estonian term for injections, the act of introducing a substance into the body with a needle or other delivery device. In medical contexts, sissepritset refers both to the procedure and to the dose administered. Injections can deliver vaccines, medications, or diagnostic agents, and they play a central role in immunization programs, anesthesia, and various therapeutic regimens.
Common routes include intramuscular injections, delivered into a muscle; subcutaneous injections, into the fatty tissue under
Administration requires sterile technique and appropriate training. Equipment typically includes a disposable syringe, a needle of
Historically, the modern hypodermic syringe emerged in the 19th century, with notable contributions from inventors such