A white, empty bucket from above, about eight inches in diameter and five inches deep. There's a trapezoidal piece of plastic with cutouts in the plastic attached to the rim of the bucket; the top of the trapezoid is about ten inches long and the bottom is about 14 inches long.

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   Jonathan Kamens (jik@federate.social)'s status on Monday, 04-Nov-2024 03:36:08 JST Jonathan Kamens

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   The way the study measures that is, as you might have guessed by now, by analyzing my poop to determine whether there is cholera vaccine in it.
   To facilitate that, I have to poop in what the nurses call a "hat" (because it kind of looks like an upside-down hat if you squint at it) instead of directly into the toilet. This is what the "hat" looks like when it's not "deployed":
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