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I'd like to know how the causative verb "get" in the sentence below grammatically works.

"We just go there.We just go there and meet her.Next week, when I take you for the lab tests.I 'll get you singed out for the hole dayThen we can go to Littlehampton on the way back."

I can hardly grasp what "I'll get you sighed out "means because according to LONGMAN DICTIONARY, the causative verb get takes a thing as an object instead of a personal pronoun such as you,him or her.
Also, what does it make a difference compared to the usage of a causative verb such as "get sb to do".?
Thank you in advance!

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I'd like to know how  the causative verb "get" in the sentence below  grammatically works.

"We just go there.We just go there and meet her.Next week, when I take you for the lab tests.I 'll get you singed out for the hole dayThen we can go to Littlehampton on the way back."
 
I can hardly grasp what "I'll get you sighed out "means because according to LONGMAN DICTIONARY,   the causative verb get  takes a thing as an object instead of a personal pronoun such as you,him or her.
Also,  what does it make a difference  compared to the usage of a causative verb such as "get sb to do".?
Thank you in advance!
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