1.   The bill mentions the potential use of retractable needles and self-blunting needles, but does not mention other devices.

2.   The legislation, which requires hospitals nationwide to begin using safety devices such as retractable needles, breezed through the House and picked up broad bipartisan support from senators.

3.   Examples are retractable needles and devices that automatically cover used needle tips.

4.   Retractable needles and devices that automatically cover needle tips after they have been used are examples of such devices.

5.   Retractable needles and devices that automatically cover used needle tips are examples of devices cited in the legislation.

6.   Retractable needles and devices that automatically cover needle tips after they have been used are examples of safety mechanisms that should be considered, according to the bill.

7.   Safer alternatives, with retractable needle tips, protective shields or blunt tips, exist for these devices.