sonde
- noun
- /sɒnd/
- Specialized
- A feeding sonde was used to provide nutrition to the patient after surgery.
Examples
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The nurse checked the placement of the sonde before starting the procedure.
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The doctor carefully inserted a sonde to monitor the patient's internal pressure.
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The doctor inserted a sonde to monitor the patient's condition.
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A sonde is often used in medical procedures.
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The doctor carefully inserted a sonde to monitor the patient's internal pressure.
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A feeding sonde was used to provide nutrition to the patient after surgery.
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The nurse checked the placement of the sonde before starting the procedure.
Synonyms
A thin flexible tube that you put into the body to drain fluids or keep a passage open
How Invasive
Surface Forms
Etymology
Sonde comes from French sonde and the verb sonder, which mean 'probe' or 'to test', so in medicine a sonde is a thin tube put into the body to give food, drain fluid, or measure internal conditions.