Oral syringes are made with safety features to prevent confusing them with the ________ syringes that are used for injections.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
hypodermic
Oral syringes are made with safety features to prevent confusing them with the hypodermic syringes that are used for injections.
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