Sentence examples for rectal insertion from inspiring English sources

"Perhaps [Anna Soubry] should spend less time investigating digital rectal insertion and more on her brief?" he tweeted.

It's trying for Peckinpah's Straw Dogs but any credibility that it builds up collapses like a house of cards with the comically sadistic climax, which involves the rectal insertion of a shotgun.

Diagnosis may be confirmed by other methods, such as barium enema, which uses X-rays to examine the intestine following rectal insertion of a liquid barium contrast agent, and capsule endoscopy, which examines the intestines via a pill-sized video camera that is swallowed by the patient and transmits images to sensors attached to the patient's body as it passes through the digestive tract.

Temperature: The temperature of each animal was measured by rectal insertion of a temperature sensor while the mouse was under anesthesia.

We believe our patient was habituated to rectal insertion of foreign bodies and that is evident from his previous history along with the clinical findings of perianal erythema and diminished sphincter tone [ 14].

The Senate report says the rectal insertions occurred "without evidence of medical necessity".

The heavily redacted report detailed disturbing incidents of "enhanced interrogation techniques" that subjected detainees to waterboarding, painful and humiliating rectal insertions and "stress positions" designed to force them to reveal any knowledge of pending terrorist attacks.

All rectal insertions required a preparation similar to that used for colonoscopy.

Should a detainee engage in a hunger strike and cease drinking fluids, OMS's preferred option of forcibly hydrating detainees was "rectal tube insertion", ahead of intravenous methods.

At Time 0, bulls were subject to electroejaculation, rectal probe insertion without electroejaculation, or no manipulation.

In particular, a digital rectal examination, before insertion of the rectal tube (if rectal examination had not been performed previously), was not standard practice in many centres, but was nevertheless recommended by some panellists (with a mean score 4.56).