Insulin syringe: difference between revisions
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| 8 | | Needle = Typically 29–31 gauge, 4–12.7 mm | 8 | | Needle = Typically 29–31 gauge, 4–12.7 mm |
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| + | 10 | {{hatnote|For converting between units and millilitres, see [[Insulin syringe unit conversion]].}} | |
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| 11 | An '''insulin syringe''' is a small-volume syringe graduated in insulin units rather than in millilitres. The unit is a measure of insulin activity, and the graduation scale is derived from the U-100 concentration convention in which 100 units of insulin occupy 1 mL.{{r|ada2024}} | 12 | An '''insulin syringe''' is a small-volume syringe graduated in insulin units rather than in millilitres. The unit is a measure of insulin activity, and the graduation scale is derived from the U-100 concentration convention in which 100 units of insulin occupy 1 mL.{{r|ada2024}} |