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Tweezers

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I had my stitches removed this morning at my local GP Practise.

Took approximately 30 seconds. Nurse used a pair of Tweezers & Scissors.

Both items are single use. Tweezers are £2.00 each, scissors were already in the bin.

What the hell is going on, what happened to sanitising stuff, is everything single use nowadays, no wonder the NHS is on its knees..on a positive, i can remove splinters with them.
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Basically, you can't.

It can survive, and infect, after boiling, alcohol, benzene, and being pickled for a hundred years in Formaldehyde.

That's why surgical instruments and other devices are only used on one patient.

Prion diseases are like that.
 
Basically, you can't.

It can survive, and infect, after boiling, alcohol, benzene, and being pickled for a hundred years in Formaldehyde.

That's why surgical instruments and other devices are only used on one patient.

Prion diseases are like that.
I presume then they aren't recycled either, unless melting in a furnace kills the bacteria?

It's interesting to delve into an otherwise naive observation.

Thanks.
 
I presume then they aren't recycled either, unless melting in a furnace kills the bacteria?

It's interesting to delve into an otherwise naive observation.

Thanks.
Lots of stuff the NHS use come in a pre packed bag I’ve noticed, my guess is it’s quicker, more hygienic and probably cheaper.
 
It's not a bacteria, and the vector seems to be smaller than a virus.

Unless there have been more developments, nobody has been able to identify and isolate the thing causing the disease

But it travels and grows like an infection.
 
Imagine the bill, compensation if someone picked up bacteria from a "steralised" set that wasnt
 
Fascinating things, Prions. Archaea too - look em up.
Prions work conceptually a bit like something magnetic. Whatever they touch becoming magnetic - pass it on.
 
It can survive, and infect, after boiling, alcohol, benzene, and being pickled for a hundred years in Formaldehyde.
Nah its quite harmless - remember this anyone ;)
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So do dentists throw away all there instruments after every patient ???

( extractions etc etc )

I doubt it ???
 
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