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Well, don't take that too far; if there weren't a limiter, the probability for accidental malpractice would be very high indeed (especially since the requester
by fixermark 10y ago
Well, don't take that too far; if there weren't a limiter, the probability for accidental malpractice would be very high indeed (especially since the requester button is often in the hands of a medically-untrained patient).
But it's good to know the limiter can be disabled when that is deemed necessary.