How to Measure 1.25 mL: Tuberculin Syringe Limitations Explained

Learn if you can accurately measure 1.25 mL in a tuberculin syringe and explore suitable alternatives.

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No, a tuberculin syringe typically has a maximum capacity of 1 mL. To measure 1.25 mL, you would need to use a larger syringe that can handle that volume, or measure 1 mL and then an additional 0.25 mL separately.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What is the capacity of a tuberculin syringe? A tuberculin syringe typically has a maximum capacity of 1 mL.
  2. Can I measure more than 1 mL with a tuberculin syringe? No, for more than 1 mL, use a syringe with a larger capacity.
  3. What is the best syringe for measuring small volumes? The tuberculin syringe is ideal for measuring small volumes up to 1 mL.
  4. How can I measure 1.25 mL accurately? Use a larger syringe to measure 1 mL, then add 0.25 mL with a separate measurement.

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