Difference between Needles and Phonograph Needle

NEEDLES vs PHONOGRAPH NEEDLE: NOUN

Plural form of needle.
As of a conifer
A stylus that formerly made sound by following a groove in a phonograph record
A slender pointer for indicating the reading on the scale of a measuring instrument
A sharp pointed implement (usually steel)

Shots, Hands, Spikes, Spines, Squirts, Filaments, Prickles, Injections, Thorns, Pins, Syringes, Acerate leaf, Nettle, Goad, Phonograph needle

Epsom salts, Bodkin, Hypodermic, Tubes, Moxa, Catheters, Lancet, Hypodermic needle, Curette, Pointers, Teases, Shots, Spikes, Prickles, Nettle

Needles used for FNA are very thin, with a smaller diameter gauge, or opening, than regular needles.
Specifically, people who use needles to take drugs may share their needles with other drug users.
The surgical use of instrumentation, sutures, needles, sponges, syringes, and hypodermic needles are investigated.
This device safely removes needles from insulin syringes and pen needles.
Same with your sewing machine needles, hand needles, and rotary blades.
All needles used for tattooing must be singleuse, sterile needles.
Erecting or dismantling cantilevered needles and decking between the needles.
Pine needles and fir needles in an ashtray.
Bundles of needles The needles of pines usually grow in bundles of two, three, or five needles.
Yarn needles: Sometimes called tapestry needles, yarn needles look like big, fat sewing needles with a blunt tip.