enâ²erÂ·vaâ²tor n. Usage Note: Sometimes people mistakenly use enervate to mean to invigorate or to excite by assuming that this word is a close cousin of the verb energize. In fact enervate does not come from the same source as energize (Greek energos, active). It comes from Latin nervus, sinew..
Also found in: Dictionary, Acronyms, Encyclopedia, Wikipedia. review of systems (ROS) (in a health history) a system-by-system review of the body functions. The ROS is begun during the initial interview with the patient and completed during the physical examination, as physical findings prompt further questions. Questions about family or personal history are included in each section.
Customer Review (or Demo) The customer review meeting occurs on the last day of the sprint. The purpose of the meeting is for the team to show the customers and stakeholders the work they have accomplished over the sprint. The meeting is facilitated by the product owner but it is not uncommon to have the team members run the meeting.