canula

/ˈkænjələ/
noun
  1. A thin tube inserted into the body to deliver or remove fluids.
    • The paramedic placed a nasal canula to help the patient breathe.
    • The nurse inserted a canula into the patient's arm for the IV drip.
    • During surgery, a canula was used to drain excess fluid.
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