Object

• deck: Threaten to make your roommate walk the plank if he/she doesn't swab the deck.

Converse of object

• moisten: Do the same for the tricolor inkjet print cartridge, using a clean, moistened cotton swab to avoid any contamination.

• soak: In females, the vagina is packed with an iodine soaked swab.

• take: Your doctor will take a swab or scraping from a blister or sore in the mouth or genital area.

• send: If chickenpox or shingles is suspected please send a swab for virus isolation.

Adjective modifier

• vaginal: What antibiotics are necessary to treat a woman who is incidentally found to have GBS on a vaginal swab during pregnancy?

• rectal: Culture of the organism from rectal swabs or fecal samples.

• nasal: And I do want to make the point, there will be people who have negative nasal swabs who will still be treated.

• sterile: Technicians ' information Assuming 15 working groups Preparation consists of preparing sufficient nutrient agar plates and sterile swabs.

• clean: Repeat until no ink residue is seen on a clean swab.

Modifies a noun

• sample: This is used to take a swab sample from inside the cheek.

• kit: They send you a free swab kit and instructions and I'll send you more details.

• test: Routine blood, urine, swab tests etc taken in the Practice will normally take up to one week to come back.

• result: The swab results revealed a variety of infection ( Figure 1 ).

Noun used with modifier

• gauze: Clean any cuts with gauze swabs, not cotton wool.

• throat: Usually a nose or throat swab Frequency of testing?

• saliva: Along comes a health worker who takes a saliva swab specimen for analysis.

• cotton: Use a cotton swab to remove the majority of the oil.

• cheek: Alternatively, for very young or old donors, cheek swabs can be used.

• wool: Apply using cotton wool swab or with spray application.