How To Use Speculum In A Sentence
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A specially designed speculum is used to help direct the injection into the G-spot, with effects lasting around four months.
G Marks The Spot
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The surgeon uses a wire speculum to retract the eyelids to expose the eyeball.
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In 1585 Fabricius de Hilden invented the speculum auris.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 488, May 9, 1885
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For instance, doctors may need to use a handheld imaging device known as a Doppler rather than a stethoscope to measure heart rate in obese patients, and they may need to use a longer speculum for gynecological exams.
Have Americans Literally Outgrown Heath Care?
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Specimens collected during invasive speculum examination have long been necessary for the conventional laboratory diagnosis of vaginal discharge diseases.
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Dark brown duck best distinguished by white wing-bar and at close range by purple speculum.
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Dr. FEBLES: This is called a speculum, and I put this in their mouth to keep their mouth open so that I can put my hands in there and work without any kind of fear of getting my fingers removed.
A Dentist Who Goes Straight To The Horse's Mouth
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He used the Golden Legend, Huon de Meri's allegorical poem of the fight between Jesus and the Antichrist, Peter Comestor's Bible History, Rustebeuf's La Voie de Paradis, Grosseteste's religious allegory of Le Chastel d 'Amour, the paraded learning of Vincent of Beauvais in Speculum Historiale, and other works -- numerous and small signs of booklore, which are completely overshadowed by his illuminating comprehension of the popular side in the politics of his day.
Old English Libraries; The Making, Collection and Use of Books During the Middle Ages
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Note 138: Honorius Augustodunensis, Speculum ecclesiae; PL 172.852; Wolter, no. 8, p. 43: "me in gremio suo accepit." back
A Tender Age: Cultural Anxieties over the Child in the Twelfth and Thirteenth Centuries
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An instrument consisting of a tube or speculum equipped with a light, used to examine rectum.
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The latter is important because dabbling ducks have a coloured area in the wing called the speculum.
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He leads her into one of the exam rooms and pulls out drawers holding culture swabs, speculums, guaiac cards, sterile lancets, cotton four-by-fours and gloves.
Healer
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Paired with the Labors of Adam and Eve in the British Library and Huntington Library Speculum books is an image of Noah's ark, a bargelike vessel with a basilican superstructure beneath a dove with outstretched wings.
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The audit found a practice nurse had been disinfecting but not sterilising an instrument known as a speculum.
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One of the ways to get yourself noticed in Hollywood is to write a "spec" script, which I believe stands for "speculation," "speculative" or "speculum" - but I'm not sure which.
You nip, I'll tuck
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An instrument called a speculum, the same as used for a smear test, is sometimes used.
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Females, juveniles, and males in eclipse plumage (from May through August) are mottled brown with orange legs and a green-black iridescent speculum with a blue patch on the forewing.
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Once the position has been assumed, your doctor places a speculum inside your vagina to hold it open, makes a small internal incision just above your cervix, and inserts an instrument called a culdoscope—a type of telescopic device that allows a study of the back surface of your uterus, fallopian tubes, and ovaries.
Getting Pregnant
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But if the condyloma be higher up, you must examine it with the speculum, and you should take care not to be deceived by the speculum; for when expanded, it renders the condyloma level with the surrounding parts, but when contracted, it shows the tumor right again.
On Hemorrhoids
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The hen wigeon can be confused with the hen gadwall, but the latter's bill is orange-red and its wing lacks the green stripe separating the speculum from the shoulder patch.
Field Guide: Know Your Waterfowl
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Your eyelids will be opened up using a small instrument called a speculum.
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A speculum is a small metal or plastic tool that holds the inside of the vagina open.
Chapter 15
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Females with unpatterned dark bills, an overall dark brown body colour, and a violet speculum with only the trailing edge with white were considered American Black Ducks.
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Prosecutor Shane Deel told the jury during opening statements that Hawkins purchased the speculum from a sex toy Web site that specializes in bondage items and that he had it mailed from Oregon to arrive by Jan. 31, 2005, when the assault is alleged to have occurred.
Girl testifies in Yedidiyah Hawkins’ sexual assault trial
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He made his mirrors from speculum metal - four parts copper to one part tin - but had to construct a forge to melt the speculum and cast the disc from which the mirror could be ground.
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In the 10th century, in Andalusia, Al-Zahrawi devised the forceps, speculum and bonesaw, pioneered inhalant anaesthetics in the form of sponges soaked with cannabis and opium, and even described the first syringe.
Pathfinders: The Golden Age of Arabic Science by Jim al-Khalili – review
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In patients with deep dyspareunia, the speculum examination should follow the bimanual examination because localization of pain is crucial in these patients.
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Dark brown duck best distinguished by white wing-bar and at close range by purple speculum.
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For example, a female as dark as an American Black Duck was counted as a hybrid if she had a nasal saddle and some white on both edges of the speculum.
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Sara walked over to the supply cabinet and took out a plastic speculum.
KISSCUT
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The curriculum delivered to the laywomen covered female anatomy and physiology, communication and teaching skills, infection control, and how to do a speculum and bimanual examination.
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This work of light allows us to see the shapes of the world reflected on the optical speculum.
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And here they bring in some foolish insipid fable out of Speculum Historiae or Gesta Romanorum and expound it allegorically, tropologically, and anagogically.
In Praise of Folly
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A headlamp or head mirror and a nasal speculum should be used for optimal visualization.
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This echoes the earlier reference to the Juitel in Honorius Augustodunensis's Speculum ecclesiae (beginning of the twelfth century), PL 172.852; Wolter, no. 8, p. 43: "videbatur Judaeo puerulo quod puerum illi picto similem populo divideret." back
A Tender Age: Cultural Anxieties over the Child in the Twelfth and Thirteenth Centuries
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Duck of both races like diminutive duck Mallard, with black and green speculum and whitish belly.
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The thermometer, the hygrometer, the currents of wind and cloud, should be as familiar to him as the stethoscope, the microscope and the speculum.
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-- When taking a specimen the party wall should be inspected by passing a laryngoscope or, if necessary, an esophageal speculum down through the laryngopharynx and beyond the cricopharyngeus.
Bronchoscopy and Esophagoscopy A Manual of Peroral Endoscopy and Laryngeal Surgery
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Both sexes have orange feet and a blue speculum, or wing-patch, bordered in white on two sides, best seen in flight.
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The investigators say that if clinicians are confident of findings obtained bimanually, little is likely to be gained by speculum examination.
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Speculum historiale, dans laquelle il a fait entrer et il a fondu, comme je viens de le dire, la relation de notre voyageur.
The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation
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Both sexes have a black and white wing-patch, or speculum, that is distinctive in flight.
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Apparent in flight, the speculum, or wing-patch, is dark iridescent-green, looking black at times, with white on the forewing.
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It's fitting that the name, from the Latin for mirror (the museum is housed in a former observatory), is close etymological kin to speculum, an instrument used, as every woman knows, to dilate the opening of a body cavity for examination.
Boing Boing
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Two recesses for aumbries are still to be seen in the cloister at Worcester: it is recorded that one book, the Speculum Spiritualium, was to be delivered "to ye cloyster awmery.
Old English Libraries; The Making, Collection and Use of Books During the Middle Ages
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A reflecting telescope of the present day would not be fitted with a mirror composed of that alloy known as speculum metal, whose composition I have already mentioned.
Great Astronomers
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The surgeon uses a wire speculum to retract the eyelids to expose the eyeball.
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She knew how to operate cannulae, speculums, and state-of-the-art EKG machines.
Project Everlasting
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If light ‘sees,’ then the speculum which reflects this seeing light can analogically participate in the solar vision that it reflects; it can derive from it its own vision.
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Using a nasal speculum, your doctor may look inside your nose for signs of allergic disease such as increased nasal secretions, swelling or polyps.
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With the headlight and speculum the external auditory canal is inspected and cleared of any obstructing wax or debris.
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The sun turns into a gigantic eye, from which flows a stream of light that illuminates the speculum of the pool.
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1, Direct view of the larynx and laryngopharynx in the dorsally recumbent patient, the epiglottis and hyoid bone being lifted with the direct laryngoscope or the esophageal speculum.
Bronchoscopy and Esophagoscopy A Manual of Peroral Endoscopy and Laryngeal Surgery
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For examination, use the largest speculum on the auroscope that will comfortably fit into the ear.
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Mr. Maudslay was interested in the idea I suggested; and he requested me to show him what I knew of the art of compounding the alloy called speculum metal.
James Nasmyth: Engineer, An Autobiography.
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He presents a number of scenarios that imply that the majority of cancers are detectable directly or with simple instrumentation, like ‘a head mirror, tongue depressor, vaginal speculum or proctoscope.’
