They were outraged at the movement for cervical self-examinations and they warned of the dangers of unsterilized speculums.
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A Jane would go to a medical supply house and buy many bags of plastic speculums, and so on and so forth.
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I regretfully retired my green lab book and speculums, and began referring my patients to gynecology, just like all the other internists.
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I've heard stories from friends who've requested a change after being a little too excited about a sexy gynecologist diving in with forceps and speculums.
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Circle of Health collected 4,000 pounds of maternal healthcare supplies, including syringes, tubing, gauze, speculums, gowns, pads and diapers, and sent them to midwives on the island.
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"Conceptual Romance" and "Female Vampire" are among its more conventional songs, guided by Hval's featherlight voice (never has talk of speculums, technological dread, and "soft dick rock" sounded so sweet), synth washes, and tribal rhythms.
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Instead they play with the props we all know from doctor visits; objects like catheters, enemas, speculums, needles, and retractors are all ways of pushing against the bodily boundaries while feeling as if we are being cared for by a loving professional.
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Stephanian School of Literature refers to a body of fictional works written in English,Elite Aesthetics and the Rise of the Stephanian Novel mostly novels written by the alumni of St. Stephen's College, Delhi. It can be called as a subgenre of Indian English literature but the validity of it is heavily debated among various critics. Brinda Bose's "Of Voids and Speculums; Or Where Is the Woman in the Text" is an essay that forcefully denies the existence of such a school of writing."Of Voids and Speculums; Or Where Is the Woman in the Text", in The Fiction of St. Stephen's, by Brinda Bose Many other authors and scholars have discussed this in detail in various essays.
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Artificial insemination kits are marketed to those wishing to carry out a personal artificial insemination. They generally comprise collection condoms or collection pots, syringes and pregnancy tests. More sophisticated artificial insemination kits may also include ovulation tests, an ovulation chart, a basal thermometer, fertility lubricant, soft-cups and vaginal speculums. Where a donor is being used, STI testing equipment may also be included.
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The speculum is an instrument made of metal or plastic and is constructed with two flaps. Its purpose is to separate and widen the vaginal opening and keep it open. This allows direct observation by the physician into the vaginal canal with the help of a lamp or a mirror. There are different types of speculums used within the different characteristics of each patient such as age, sex life, and other factors.
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Single- use devices stretch over a large area of the medical industry. Different devices are used in every region of the world and also every area of the hospital. First world countries would have access to a larger range of devices than third world countries struggling to even get in contact with medicinal products. Examples include: “Hypodermic needles, syringes, applicators, bandages and wraps, drug tests, exam gowns, face masks, gloves, suction catheters, and surgical sponges.” Some examples of single use devices that can be reprocessed are ventilator circuits, biopsy forceps, blades and drill bits, vaginal speculums, breast pump kits, clamps and ET tubes.
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