"neuropin" meaning in English

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          "ref": "2009, Carol Cox, Physical Assessment for Nurses:",
          "text": "With the patient's eyes open, touch the sharp end of the neurostick / neuropin on the skin.",
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          "ref": "2009, Ciaran Scott Hill, The Pocket Examiner: A quick medical reference guide for use on the ward:",
          "text": "Offer to test pain sensation. Use a sterile 'neuropin' and randomly alternate between the blunt and sharp ends.",
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        "A device used to quantify pain, especially in relation to diabetes."
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        "(medicine) A device used to quantify pain, especially in relation to diabetes."
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