| energy |
The ability to do work. Motion, heat, light, and sound are all forms of energy.
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| energetics |
The study of energy conversion and transfer in a physical system.
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| enema |
(EN-uh-muh). A fluid placed into the rectum and colon to induce a bowel movement or to administer a contrast agent, such as barium, for a diagnostic procedure.
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| enema |
Administration of liquid into the rectum (bowel) through a tube, usually with the aim of triggering bowel movement and the passage of stools.
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| enema |
The procedure which places liquids into the rectum and sigmoid colon in order to clear out theses or administer drugs.
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