k . General practice nurse performing a cervical smear test at a well woman clinic. In her right had the nurse is holding a duckbill or Cuscos speculum which is used to hold the vagina open during the examination. It is lubricated and inserted into the vagina with its bill closed as seen here. The bill is then opened to allow examination of the cervix the neck of the womb. The Ayres spatula in the nurses left hand is then used to scrape a specimen of cellular material from the cervix. The specimen is smeared onto a slide and sent to the laboratory where it is examined for abnormal cells which may indicate a developing cervical cancer. Model Kay Roycroft. MODEL RELEASED Editorial Stock Photo - Afloimages
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. General practice nurse performing a cervical smear test at a well woman clinic. In her right had the nurse is holding a duck-bill or Cusco's speculum which is used to hold the vagina open during the examination. It is lubricated and inserted into the vagina with its 'bill' closed (as seen here). The bill is then opened to allow examination of the cervix (the neck of the womb). The Ayres spatula in the nurse's left hand is then used to scrape a specimen of cellular material from the cervix. The specimen is smeared onto a slide and sent to the laboratory where it is examined for abnormal cells which may indicate a developing cervical cancer. Model: Kay Roycroft. MODEL RELEASED
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. General practice nurse performing a cervical smear test at a well woman clinic. In her right had the nurse is holding a duck-bill or Cusco's speculum which is used to hold the vagina open during the examination. It is lubricated and inserted into the vagina with its 'bill' closed (as seen here). The bill is then opened to allow examination of the cervix (the neck of the womb). The Ayres spatula in the nurse's left hand is then used to scrape a specimen of cellular material from the cervix. The specimen is smeared onto a slide and sent to the laboratory where it is examined for abnormal cells which may indicate a developing cervical cancer. Model: Kay Roycroft. MODEL RELEASED

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