The shaft should be totally clean before moving on. Measure the length of shaft you want and mark that point with the marker pen. To allow for the extra length added by the grip, cut the shaft using the pipe cutter at a point 1/3 inch (0.75cm) shorter than the point you have marked off.
Colposcopy is a gynecological procedure that illuminates and magnifies the vulva, vaginal walls, and uterine cervix in order to detect and examine abnormalities of these structures. The cervix is the base of the womb (uterus) and leads out to the birth canal (vagina). During colposcopy, special tests [acetic acid wash, use of color filters, and sampling (biopsy) of tissues] can be done.
A colposcopy is a way for your doctor to closely examine your vagina, vulva (vagina opening) and cervix. A colposcope is an instrument that your doctor uses to shine a light on the cervix and magnify the view.At the beginning of the colposcopy, you lie back and place your feet in the stirrups as you would for a Pap smear.Your doctor inserts a speculum into your vagina and opens it slightly so he or she can see your cervix. Then your doctor applies a vinegar solution to the cervix and vagina with a cotton ball or swab.The vinegar makes abnormal tissue turn white so your doctor can identify areas that may need further evaluation. If your doctor sees areas of abnormal tissue during the colposcopy, he or she may also perform a biopsy.hen your doctor applies a vinegar solution to the cervix and vagina with a cotton ball or swab. The vinegar makes abnormal tissue turn white so your doctor can identify areas that may need further evaluation. If your doctor sees areas of abnormal tissue during the colposcopy, he or she may also perform a biopsy.