Sharp

Sharp is a term often used in medical contexts to describe objects or sensations that are pointed or cutting. It can refer to a variety of medical instruments, symptoms, or procedures.

Medical Instruments

Medical instruments that are sharp are designed to cut or pierce the body. These include scalpels, needles, and surgical scissors. These instruments are used in a variety of medical procedures, from surgery to vaccination.

Symptoms

In terms of symptoms, a sharp pain is one that is intense and sudden. It can be a sign of a variety of medical conditions, including appendicitis, gallstones, and heart attack.

Procedures

Sharp procedures are those that involve cutting or piercing the body. These include surgery, biopsy, and acupuncture.

Safety

Due to the potential for injury, sharp medical instruments must be handled with care. This includes proper disposal to prevent needlestick injury and the spread of infectious disease.

See also

• Medical equipment
• Surgical instrument
• Pain management

Sharp Resources
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