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Latest post Wed, Dec 26 2007 4:27 PM by Maple. 2 replies.
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Maple  +  457197 Wed, 26 Dec 07 03:25 PM

Sentence:

Always draw up air equal to the dose of insulin into the syringe.

Question:

What does it mean?

Thanks in advance!
Maple
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An ESL student in China
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Marius Hancu, 1 yr 336 days ago
get, absorb, pull
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Maple, 1 yr 335 days ago

 Marius Hancu wrote:
get, absorb, pull

Thank you very much, Marius Hancu!

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