
|Articles|November 1, 2010
Idea Exchange: Client administers doses by touch
One of my clients who is blind was concerned about how to administer the correct daily dose of liquid medicine into the pet's food.
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One of my clients who is blind was concerned about how to administer the correct daily dose of liquid medicine into the pet's food. The client drilled a hole in the syringe base and a hole in the syringe plunger and tied a nylon string between the two holes. The string is only long enough to allow drawing up the correct dose, no more.
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Dr. Bill Ilkin
Kirrawee, New South Wales
Australia
Dr. Bill Ilkin
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