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you could use a current clamp but normally they are used for much higher currents
otherwise you have to 'insert' the VOM or DVM into the line.
Shamik Rudra is right - the specs do not provide for high current supply BUT some boards will allow. No easy way to limit current without incurring a voltage drop.
Why do you need to limit current? What is the load?
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