Spalding Classification System
In 1968, E H. Spaulding dassifies medical devices into three categories based on the risk of infection caused bycontaminated use and the disinfection or sterilization requirements between patient use, namely highly hazardousitems, semi hazardous items, and non hazardous items, This is the Spaulding classification system.

The entire end of previously reused cervical forceps
The structure is complex and cumbersome, making it difficult to manufacture and laborious for surgeons to operate,
Due to its non one-time use, poor disinfection can lead to cross infection and iatrogenic infections.
Due to the distance between the sampling spoon located at the end of the sampling rod and the hinge point betweenthe sampling rod and the dlamp arm, the clamping force of the sampling spoon on the cut cervical tissue is fragile, and there is a risk of sampling failure.

The advantages of using disposable cervical forceps by JZ Medical
Simple structure and reasonable design. Increase the convenience of surgical operations and improve surgical efficiency
infection and reducing the spread of various gynecological diseases
Good rigidity and high tensile strength. Minimal damage to local cervical tissue, effectively avoiding cross
Adopting high-tech, sampling is fast, accurate, and bleeding is minimal