Non-reusable hypodermic syringe with turbine accuated flow cessa

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604207, 604237, A61M 550

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ABSTRACT:
A hypodermic syringe and needle includes a sealing mechanism to prevent reuse of the syringe by preventing the re-establishment of the flow of fluid after the passage of a predetermined quantity of fluid through the sealing mechanism. A fluid turbine is rotated by the fluid flow, and the turbine is carried by an actuator that moves along a threaded rod, the actuator carrying one part of a seal. After predetermined movement, the one part of a seal engages the other part of a seal and blocks fluid flow. While fluid is flowing, the seal parts are held apart for continued flow; but, on cessation of fluid flow, the seal parts engage and prevent subsequent fluid flow.

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