EXAM 1: Lecture 9 - special surgical instruments and equipment LA Flashcards
what are the instruments in the LA general pack
needle drivers, scalpel handles, scissors, towel clamps, hemostats, thumb forceps, hand-held retractors, and suction tips
what type of scalpel blades and handles are in the LA pack
3 - 10, 11, 15 blades
what is the difference between mayo-hegar and olsen-hegar
olsen have cutting blades and mayo do not
what is the benefit of lorna edna towel clamps and non-penetrating towel clamps
they do not rip holes in the drapes so it helps to keep sterility
what are these
rochester carmalt forceps
what are these
mosquito forceps
what are these
kelly forceps
what are these and what is the ONLY type of tissue you should use them on
rochester oschner and only for tissue that is going to be removed
what type of suction is this
Yankauer suction tip
what is the difference between LA general pack and an LA laceration pack
less instruments in lac, often have olson hegars, and include sterile towels for drapes
What are metzenbaum scissors used to cut
fine tissue
what are these
doyen intestinal forceps
what are doyen intestinal forceps used for
occlude the lumen of the SI with minimal trauma
T/F: GI stapler staples are reactive in the body
FALSE they are non reactive in the body
what are the advantages of GI staplers
faster if you know how to use them, inert compared to suture, reduce contamination, preserve blood supply, able to use in areas of limited accessibility
what are the disadvantages of GI staplers
expensive, leakage is possible, may be limited if tissue has edema, must be trained to use
what is TA-90
thoracoabdominal stapler
do TA-90 cut?
no, only gives a double row of staples so you must still cut the ends
what type of GI stapler is this
TA-90
what is an ILA and GIA
ILA - intestinal linear stapler
GIA - gastrointestinal anastomosis
what do ILA/GIA do
it is a linear staple that cuts and divides at the same time