An instrument used to support the vagina walls open so that the cervix can be seen. Used to take a Pap smear.
Instrument inserted into the vagina to widen it for a pelvic examination.
an instrument inserted into the vagina to view the cervix
A smooth instrument that is used to retract tissue to aid in seeing an organ. An example is a speculum that is inserted into the vagina to enable examination of the cervix.
an instrument that is inserted into the vagina to enable a healthcare professional to observe the cervix and collect the Pap smear sample
A plastic or metal instrument used to separate the walls of the vagina so the clinician can examine the vagina and cervix.
Instrument used to hold the vagina open during an internal examination. Enables the doctor to see the cervix clearly.
An instrument for enlarging the opening of any canal or cavity in order to inspect its interior, e.g. vagina, rectum, ear or nose.
A plastic or metal instrument which is used to help separate the vaginal walls so that the cervix may be seen and a pap and other testing done. The plastic models (most commonly used) are used once and disposed. They are usually lubricated only with water (lubricating jelly may interfere with laboratory testing). The speculums come in several sizes. Using this instrument should not hurt, although the insertion and opening may sometimes be slightly uncomfortable (particularly if the perineal muscles are tense).
An instrument for opening a canal or cavity for inspection. (L. a mirror, from specio, to look at)
a gynecological device used in some sex scenes to keep an orifice spread open, usually just to show off to the camera.
An instrument for opening a body cavity to permit visual inspection.
A metal or plastic instrument used by doctors to examine the vagina to help examine the vagina and cervix.
a mirror (especially one made of polished metal) for use in an optical instrument
a medical instrument for dilating a bodily passage or cavity in order to examine the interior
a device that allows one to gently open a body cavity (i
a metal device to separate the wall of the vagina
a metal instrument consisting of two rounded blades on a hinge
a metal instrument inserted into and holding open a cavity of the body such as the vagina, so that the interior can be examined
a metal or plastic instrument, shaped a little like a duck's bill
a metal or plastic instrument that is placed in the vagina
an instrument designed to open the walls of the vagina gently so that the clinician can see inside
an instrument for gently opening the vagina
an instrument, sometimes described as looking like the bills of a duck, with two blunt, slightly rounded pieces of plastic or metal that, when closed, can be inserted into the vagina
an instrument that exposes the interior of a cavity or passage by enlarging the opening and separating the cavity walls
an instrument that is used during the internal genitalia examination
an instrument used in the examination of the vagina and cervix
a simple metal tool that helps keep the mouth of your snake open
a slender tube like instrument that holds the walls of the vagina away from one another
a small, handheld instrument with two curved blades that open outward
An instrument used to aid examination of the vagina and the cervix.
Any of a variety of instruments used for insertion into a body cavity to facilitate visual inspection, or give medication. Common speculums are vaginal and nasal.
A delicate device used to help keep the eyelids open during eye surgery.
A device inserted into the vagina to allow visualization of the cervix.
a device inserted into the vagina, allowing the cervix to be seen
an instrument which, when inserted into the vagina. allows the vaginal walls and cervix to be seen.
Instrument made of stainless steel or plastic, which separates the vaginal walls and makes the cervix visible
A plastic or metal device that is used by a physician or gynaecologist to hold the walls of the vagina open during a pelvic examination or other medical procedure so that the cervix is visible.
An instrument used to spread the walls of the vagina so that the cervix can be seen.
Device for opening vagina for medical purposes.
A metal or plastic instrument the doctor inserts into the vagina to help examine the vagina and cervix.
An instrument used to widen the opening of the vagina so that the cervix is more easily visible to enable a health care professional to observe the cervix and collect a Pap smear sample.
an instrument used to enlarge the opening of a canal or cavity (e.g., vagina, rectum, ear) in order to facilitate examination.
Metal medical instrument which is used to open and expand the anus or vagina.
dilating device used by physicians when doing pelvic exams and in SM medical scenes. Device intended for medical examination of the vagina, normally made of steel in a duckbill design. The 'bill' is lubricated and inserted and then the two jaws are moved apart with a screw mechanism, stretching the opening to give a clear view down the throat of the instrument. Objects such as swabs can also be inserted through the throat and into the office. Used by SMers in medical scenes but also in more general use; the ability to slowly increase the tension on the opening is useful in anal fisting as a way of gradually stretching and relaxing the sphincter. Proctoscopes are similar devices.
Instrument used to create an opening in the vagina thus providing access to the cervix.
long narrow device inserted into the vagina allowing for visualization of the vaginal walls and cervix
an instrument that is used to hold the vagina open during a vaginal exam
Espéculo any of various instruments for insertion into a body passage to facilitate visual inspection or medication a vaginal speculum Instrumento que se emplea para examinar por la reflexión luminosa ciertas cavidades del cuerpo espéculo vaginal
an instrument that is placed into the vagina to hold the vaginal walls apart when examining the cervix.
(SPEK-yoo-lum): An instrument used to widen an opening of the body to make it easier to look inside.
a metal or plastic instrument used to spread the vagina open so that the cervix can be seen.
A device used to spread a woman's vaginal opening to make viewing of the cervix easier.
(SPEK-yoo-lum): An instrument used to widen the opening of the vagina so that the cervix is more easily visible.
An instrument used to widen an opening to look within a passage or a cavity. For example, a speculum may be used to widen the opening of the vagina so that the cervix is more easily visible. Other examples include the nasal speculum to look up into the nostrils and the ear speculum to look within the ear canal at the ear drum. The term "speculum" is the Latin word for mirror. See the entire definition of Speculum
an instrument that looks like a duck bill on handles. It is used to hold open the sides of the vagina. It may be plastic and disposable or metal and re-useable.
An instrument for enlarging the opening of any canal or cavity in order to facilitate inspection of its interior.
A metal or plastic instrument used to open the vagina slightly wider so that the cervix can be seen more easily.
An instrument used to hold open the sides of the vagina during a pelvic exam and other procedures.
A speculum is a medical tool for investigating body cavities.