Definition of bimanual in English:

bimanual

adjective bʌɪˈmanjʊəlbīˈmanyəwəl

Performed with both hands.
双手操作的，用双手做的
Example sentencesExamples
- While performing the bimanual examination, levator ani muscle function can be evaluated by asking the patient to tighten her ‘vaginal muscles’ and hold the contraction as long as possible.
- Axillae can be examined with one hand, but the breasts are best examined with a bimanual technique using digital pads.
- The curriculum delivered to the laywomen covered female anatomy and physiology, communication and teaching skills, infection control, and how to do a speculum and bimanual examination.
- The rectal or bimanual examination as part of the pelvic examination in healthy women has proved unnecessary in women younger than 50 years.
- Then, a bimanual examination with nonsterile gloves should be performed to determine the position of the uterus.
- Following visual inspection, the physician next performs a vaginal evaluation with one finger before performing the bimanual evaluation to minimize confusion arising from abdominal tenderness.
- Whereas Kanzi developed this skill over a 2-yr period, Panbanisha's bimanual technique was oriented toward the edges of the stone almost from the beginning.
- In addition, the cervix and upper vaginal walls should be palpated carefully during the bimanual examination to feel for thickening that might indicate adenosis or clear cell adenocarcinoma.
- Perform bimanual examination in recovery area or delivery room.
- In patients with deep dyspareunia, the speculum examination should follow the bimanual examination because localization of pain is crucial in these patients.
- Often I get a bimanual pelvic exam done at the same time as a Pap smear, which is supposed to be done once a year.
- I have my patients stand while I perform a bimanual examination and try to feel for Bartholin's gland enlargement, prolapse, cystocele, rectocele and tightening of the vaginal muscles on digital insertion.
- An abdominal bimanual examination is recommended; do a cervical smear if it is due.
- The tasks in these two studies were different: Subjects were asked to swing under parallel bars in Delignieres et al.'s experiment and to perform a bimanual coordination task with a 2: 1 frequency ratio in Swinnen et al.'s experiment.
- In Britain, cervical Papanicolaou's smears are performed every five years and do not necessarily include bimanual examinations.
- For example, in the bimanual coordination task used by Kelso, Holt, Rubin, and Kugler, these spontaneous modes correspond to two intrinsic attractors: the in-phase and antiphase coordination modes.
- When I switched to bimanual manipulation and, incidentally, began using my weak-hand thumb to cock the hammer, my speed and accuracy increased and the tendency to land key-holed shots on target disappeared.
- He recommended putting the patient under an anesthetic and performing a bimanual examination ‘per rectum and through the abdomen’.
- Their confirmation as such must be made at a bimanual pelvic examination.
- If the bimanual examination cannot be done, pelvic ultrasound examination is an option.

Derivatives

bimanually

adverb

If the organ is bimanually palpable, it is a kidney since the spleen can't be palpated bimanually.
Example sentencesExamples
- Children aged 30-37 months completed computer-mediated symmetric and asymmetric tasks unimanually and bimanually.
- We investigated a bimanually coordinated drawer pulling/reach and grasp task in 10 healthy volunteers.
- The investigators say that if clinicians are confident of findings obtained bimanually, little is likely to be gained by speculum examination.
- However, the activations of these areas during bimanually coordinated motions have not been fully investigated by the functional imaging studies.

Definition of bimanual in US English:

bimanual

adjectivebīˈmanyəwəl

Performed with both hands.
双手操作的，用双手做的
Example sentencesExamples
- Their confirmation as such must be made at a bimanual pelvic examination.
- The rectal or bimanual examination as part of the pelvic examination in healthy women has proved unnecessary in women younger than 50 years.
- Whereas Kanzi developed this skill over a 2-yr period, Panbanisha's bimanual technique was oriented toward the edges of the stone almost from the beginning.
- While performing the bimanual examination, levator ani muscle function can be evaluated by asking the patient to tighten her ‘vaginal muscles’ and hold the contraction as long as possible.
- The tasks in these two studies were different: Subjects were asked to swing under parallel bars in Delignieres et al.'s experiment and to perform a bimanual coordination task with a 2: 1 frequency ratio in Swinnen et al.'s experiment.
- For example, in the bimanual coordination task used by Kelso, Holt, Rubin, and Kugler, these spontaneous modes correspond to two intrinsic attractors: the in-phase and antiphase coordination modes.
- Following visual inspection, the physician next performs a vaginal evaluation with one finger before performing the bimanual evaluation to minimize confusion arising from abdominal tenderness.
- The curriculum delivered to the laywomen covered female anatomy and physiology, communication and teaching skills, infection control, and how to do a speculum and bimanual examination.
- In addition, the cervix and upper vaginal walls should be palpated carefully during the bimanual examination to feel for thickening that might indicate adenosis or clear cell adenocarcinoma.
- If the bimanual examination cannot be done, pelvic ultrasound examination is an option.
- When I switched to bimanual manipulation and, incidentally, began using my weak-hand thumb to cock the hammer, my speed and accuracy increased and the tendency to land key-holed shots on target disappeared.
- Often I get a bimanual pelvic exam done at the same time as a Pap smear, which is supposed to be done once a year.
- Perform bimanual examination in recovery area or delivery room.
- In Britain, cervical Papanicolaou's smears are performed every five years and do not necessarily include bimanual examinations.
- Then, a bimanual examination with nonsterile gloves should be performed to determine the position of the uterus.
- I have my patients stand while I perform a bimanual examination and try to feel for Bartholin's gland enlargement, prolapse, cystocele, rectocele and tightening of the vaginal muscles on digital insertion.
- He recommended putting the patient under an anesthetic and performing a bimanual examination ‘per rectum and through the abdomen’.
- In patients with deep dyspareunia, the speculum examination should follow the bimanual examination because localization of pain is crucial in these patients.
- An abdominal bimanual examination is recommended; do a cervical smear if it is due.
- Axillae can be examined with one hand, but the breasts are best examined with a bimanual technique using digital pads.

单词	bimanual
释义	Definition of bimanual in English: bimanual adjective bʌɪˈmanjʊəlbīˈmanyəwəl Performed with both hands. 双手操作的，用双手做的 Example sentencesExamples While performing the bimanual examination, levator ani muscle function can be evaluated by asking the patient to tighten her ‘vaginal muscles’ and hold the contraction as long as possible. Axillae can be examined with one hand, but the breasts are best examined with a bimanual technique using digital pads. The curriculum delivered to the laywomen covered female anatomy and physiology, communication and teaching skills, infection control, and how to do a speculum and bimanual examination. The rectal or bimanual examination as part of the pelvic examination in healthy women has proved unnecessary in women younger than 50 years. Then, a bimanual examination with nonsterile gloves should be performed to determine the position of the uterus. Following visual inspection, the physician next performs a vaginal evaluation with one finger before performing the bimanual evaluation to minimize confusion arising from abdominal tenderness. Whereas Kanzi developed this skill over a 2-yr period, Panbanisha's bimanual technique was oriented toward the edges of the stone almost from the beginning. In addition, the cervix and upper vaginal walls should be palpated carefully during the bimanual examination to feel for thickening that might indicate adenosis or clear cell adenocarcinoma. Perform bimanual examination in recovery area or delivery room. In patients with deep dyspareunia, the speculum examination should follow the bimanual examination because localization of pain is crucial in these patients. Often I get a bimanual pelvic exam done at the same time as a Pap smear, which is supposed to be done once a year. I have my patients stand while I perform a bimanual examination and try to feel for Bartholin's gland enlargement, prolapse, cystocele, rectocele and tightening of the vaginal muscles on digital insertion. An abdominal bimanual examination is recommended; do a cervical smear if it is due. The tasks in these two studies were different: Subjects were asked to swing under parallel bars in Delignieres et al.'s experiment and to perform a bimanual coordination task with a 2: 1 frequency ratio in Swinnen et al.'s experiment. In Britain, cervical Papanicolaou's smears are performed every five years and do not necessarily include bimanual examinations. For example, in the bimanual coordination task used by Kelso, Holt, Rubin, and Kugler, these spontaneous modes correspond to two intrinsic attractors: the in-phase and antiphase coordination modes. When I switched to bimanual manipulation and, incidentally, began using my weak-hand thumb to cock the hammer, my speed and accuracy increased and the tendency to land key-holed shots on target disappeared. He recommended putting the patient under an anesthetic and performing a bimanual examination ‘per rectum and through the abdomen’. Their confirmation as such must be made at a bimanual pelvic examination. If the bimanual examination cannot be done, pelvic ultrasound examination is an option. Derivatives bimanually adverb If the organ is bimanually palpable, it is a kidney since the spleen can't be palpated bimanually. Example sentencesExamples Children aged 30-37 months completed computer-mediated symmetric and asymmetric tasks unimanually and bimanually. We investigated a bimanually coordinated drawer pulling/reach and grasp task in 10 healthy volunteers. The investigators say that if clinicians are confident of findings obtained bimanually, little is likely to be gained by speculum examination. However, the activations of these areas during bimanually coordinated motions have not been fully investigated by the functional imaging studies. Definition of bimanual in US English: bimanual adjectivebīˈmanyəwəl Performed with both hands. 双手操作的，用双手做的 Example sentencesExamples Their confirmation as such must be made at a bimanual pelvic examination. The rectal or bimanual examination as part of the pelvic examination in healthy women has proved unnecessary in women younger than 50 years. Whereas Kanzi developed this skill over a 2-yr period, Panbanisha's bimanual technique was oriented toward the edges of the stone almost from the beginning. While performing the bimanual examination, levator ani muscle function can be evaluated by asking the patient to tighten her ‘vaginal muscles’ and hold the contraction as long as possible. The tasks in these two studies were different: Subjects were asked to swing under parallel bars in Delignieres et al.'s experiment and to perform a bimanual coordination task with a 2: 1 frequency ratio in Swinnen et al.'s experiment. For example, in the bimanual coordination task used by Kelso, Holt, Rubin, and Kugler, these spontaneous modes correspond to two intrinsic attractors: the in-phase and antiphase coordination modes. Following visual inspection, the physician next performs a vaginal evaluation with one finger before performing the bimanual evaluation to minimize confusion arising from abdominal tenderness. The curriculum delivered to the laywomen covered female anatomy and physiology, communication and teaching skills, infection control, and how to do a speculum and bimanual examination. In addition, the cervix and upper vaginal walls should be palpated carefully during the bimanual examination to feel for thickening that might indicate adenosis or clear cell adenocarcinoma. If the bimanual examination cannot be done, pelvic ultrasound examination is an option. When I switched to bimanual manipulation and, incidentally, began using my weak-hand thumb to cock the hammer, my speed and accuracy increased and the tendency to land key-holed shots on target disappeared. Often I get a bimanual pelvic exam done at the same time as a Pap smear, which is supposed to be done once a year. Perform bimanual examination in recovery area or delivery room. In Britain, cervical Papanicolaou's smears are performed every five years and do not necessarily include bimanual examinations. Then, a bimanual examination with nonsterile gloves should be performed to determine the position of the uterus. I have my patients stand while I perform a bimanual examination and try to feel for Bartholin's gland enlargement, prolapse, cystocele, rectocele and tightening of the vaginal muscles on digital insertion. He recommended putting the patient under an anesthetic and performing a bimanual examination ‘per rectum and through the abdomen’. In patients with deep dyspareunia, the speculum examination should follow the bimanual examination because localization of pain is crucial in these patients. An abdominal bimanual examination is recommended; do a cervical smear if it is due. Axillae can be examined with one hand, but the breasts are best examined with a bimanual technique using digital pads.
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