Appeal No. 2006-0813
Reexamination Control No. 90/006,235
McLaughlin also teaches that the configuration and number of the drawers may be
customized to meet the requirements or desires of the user:
The exemplary drawings illustrate the dispenser station 10 including a
stack of four drawers labeled "1" through "4" for ease of identification.
As will be described, these drawers may have the same or different
constructions according to the customized requirements and desires
of a particular medical facility. Moreover, it will be understood that
the number of drawers can be varied as needed to provide the
appropriate station inventory capacity.
McLaughlin, col. 5, l. 62 - col. 6, l. 2. McLaughlin also teaches that the individual drawers
may be divided into compartments using dividers or partitions. McLaughlin, col. 8, ll. 1-48.
In one specific embodiment, a drawer may include a carousel tray (56) having removable
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