instillator
- noun
- Specialized
- The nurse used an instillator to administer the eye drops precisely.
Examples
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The nurse used an instillator to deliver the medication drop by drop into the patient's ear.
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An instillator allows liquid medication to be applied gradually for maximum absorption.
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Modern instillators are designed to minimize contamination during medication delivery.
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The nurse used an instillator for the procedure.
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Many hospitals have instillators available for patients.
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An instillator helps ensure that the liquid is introduced slowly and evenly into the body's cavity.
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This instillator can be adjusted to control the rate at which the medication is dispensed.
Synonyms
A device that pushes liquid or gas into another part
A medical machine that slowly gives medicine or fluid into the body
A small tool used to put a liquid or cream on a surface
A device that gently washes wounds and body areas with clean fluid
A machine or person that puts items into other objects, for example letters into envelopes
How Gradual
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Instillator comes from the verb instill, built from in- 'into' and stillare 'to drip', the same idea you see in distill. So an instillator is a tool that puts liquid 'into' the body 'drop by drop'.