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general surgery instruments Flashcards

1
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mosquitos

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to stop bleeding

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jacobson mosquitos

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to stop bleeding (finer)

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3
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3 scapel handle

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holding a scapel blade

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4 scalpel handle

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-holding large-sized scalpel blade for cutting heavy tissue or bone

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5
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5 scalpel handle

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holding a scalpel blade; used mainly in podiatry procedures

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7 scalpel handle

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holding a scalpel blade
- longer thinner handle fits in deeper and narrower areas

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7
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straight mayo scissors

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cutting suture, dressings, drains

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curved mayo scissors

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cutting heavy tissue or muscle; dissecting heavy tissue

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9
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metz scissors

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cutting or dissecting delicate tissue

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balfour retractor

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-deep abdominal retraction during a laporotomy

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11
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weitlaner retractor

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superficial would exposure

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12
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joseph skin hooks

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retracting skin

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13
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gelpi perineal retractor

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superficial would exposure

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14
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richardson retractor

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would exposure

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15
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u.s. army-navy

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superficial would exposure

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16
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senn retractor

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superficial would exposure

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17
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cushing vein retractor

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retracting blood vessels

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18
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green retractor

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superficial retraction of soft tissue

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volkmann retractor

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superficial would exposure

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20
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deaver retractor

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hold back at the abdominal or chest wall during abdominal or thoracic procedures

21
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harrington sweatheart retractor

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deep wound exposure in the abdomen

22
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malleable retactors (ribbon)

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wound retraction

23
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poole suction

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suctioning large quantities of fluid/blood

24
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yankauer suction

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suctioning fluid or blood; may be used to suction secretion from the oropharynx

25
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kelly hemostatic clamp

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clamping large blood vessels or tissue

26
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crile hemostatic clamp (hemostat)

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clamping blood vessels or tissue

27
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halstead mosquito clamp

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clamping delicate blood vessels or tissue

28
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pean

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clamping blood vessels or tissue

29
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schnidt hemostat

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clamping tissue; holding tonsil sponge

30
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glassmen resection clamp

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clamping colon during resection

31
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doyen intestinal forceps

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clamping colon tissue

32
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allen intestinal forceps

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clamping colon tissue

33
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backhaus towel clamp

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grasping tissue that will be removed; securing towels or drapes; holding or reducing small bone fractures

34
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edna towel clamp

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securing drapes; securing suction, electrosurgical unit cords, or camera cords to the drapw

35
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foester sponge froceps

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grasping tissue; holding raytec sponges

36
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adson dressing forceps

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grasping tissue, applying dressings

37
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adson tissue forceps

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grasping skin layer during wound closure

38
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debakey tissue forceps

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grasping fine tissue; commonly used in all types of surgery

39
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singley tissue forceps

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grasping intestinal tissue sponges

40
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bonney tissue forceps

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grasping heavy tissue or bones

41
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allis

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grasping, lifting, and retracting organs or tissue that are being removed.

42
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babcock

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grasping delicate tissue ( fallopain tube, bowel, vas defferns

43
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pennington forceps

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grasping tissue, especially during intestinal or rectal surgeries, cesarean section

44
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bakes common bile duct dilators

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dilating the common bile duct

45
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mayo-hegar needle holder

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holding heavy (large) suture needles

46
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webster needle holder

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holding fine suture needles; used mostly in plastic or ENT surgery

47
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EEA stapler

A

anastomosing bowel to the stomach or bowel to bowel

48
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GIA stapler

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places two double rows of staples while simultaneously cutting the tissue between rows

49
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grooved director (mickey-mouse)

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probing fistulas, ducts, etc

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