IPA: /ˈkæn.jʊ.lə/
KK: /kæn.jə.lə/
A small tube that is inserted into the body to deliver or remove fluids or gases.
The doctor used a canula to administer the medication directly into the patient's bloodstream.
Canula → It is derived from the Latin word "canna" (meaning reed or tube) with the diminutive suffix "-ula" (meaning small). Thus, "canula" refers to a small tube, often used in medical contexts for insertion into the body.
Picture a small 'reed' or 'tube' — that's what a canula is, a small tube used in medical procedures.