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| + | In the afternoon of 7/19, 2018, we went to a factory in Wurih District to meet with a factory owner, Mr. Qing-Gui Lin. The factory manufactures syringes, and since our project has something to do with blood drawing, we asked Mr. Lin some questions, and here is one example: |
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| + | A:There are three kinds of syringes, |
| + | (1)AD ( Auto- Disable) : It destroys itself after use, and this is the kind that should be used in undeveloped countries. |
| + | (2)Disposable: Normally, it should be thrown away after use. But it might be misused by people who do drugs, so it is not that safe. |
| + | (3)Safety: This kind of syringe is commonly used in developed countries and it protects both the patients and medical personnels. |
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