enema

Noun

enema (plural enemas)

1. an injection of fluid into the rectum
2. the fluid so injected

Synonyms:

• clyster

5 letters in word "enema": A E E M N.

Anagrams of enema:

• amene

• meane

Words found within enema:

ae am amen an ane ea ean ee een em eme en ene ma mae man mane me mean men mene mna na nae nam name ne nee neem nema

• Definitions:
• The injection of a liquid into the lower bowel through the rectum to compel elimination.
• (en·e·ma) (en´?-m?) [Gr.] a liquid injected or to be injected into the rectum.
• imaging of the large bowel or colon by introducing a contrast agent via the rectum. See barium enema.
• A liquid put into the rectum to clear out the bowel or to administer drugs or food.
• Fluid injected into the rectum for the purpose of clearing out the bowel.
• A liquid injected into the rectum to empty the intestines.
• Insertion of liquid into the intestine via the rectum as a treatment for constipation.
• A liquid (eg barium) introduced into the rectum for treatment, diagnostic purposes or to stimulate the production of a bowel motion.
• a liquid inserted into the bowel via the anus, for diagnosis or treatment.
• Administration of liquid into the rectum (bowel) through a tube, usually with the aim of triggering bowel movement and the passage of stools.
• No longer routinely administered in hospitals for laboring women, an enema empties the bowels.
• The injection of liquid into the intestine by way of the anus for cleaning or examination; also defines the liquid which is injected.
• liquid substance which is put into the rectum to wash out the colon before an operation , or to force defaecation when constipated, or to introduce barium sulphate to show up the bowles in X-rays
• An enema is putting a liquid into a person's rectum for the purpose of making them empty the poop out of their bowels. More about enemas
• A solution of a medication administered rectally

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