Electricity
-microamp : micro amps +-milliamp : milli amps
Please explain why you need need this. Is 2^32 uA not enough range for you? While we do have multiple units for some, that's because people picked arbitrary units for their properties before this doc existed. Ideally, we only have 1 unit to prevent that problem.
2^32 would be enough, however, microamps would not be a good representation for this particular entry. For example, if the current limit is 2.1A the entry will have to be 2100000. Micro amps will not be the best representation for this value from a scientific notation perspective. Since the scale is in miiliamps as it is defined in the data sheet of this device, it will be best to stay consistent since an error in conversion could cause serious problems.
Also, I really don¹t see why adding milliamps and millivolts as being a major problems since both of them are commonly used.