Instrumentation Flashcards

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What can you use a needle holder for?

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Attaching blades to a scalpel To grasp suture needle Knot tying

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What are the types of scissors used and what do they look like?

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A) Mayo scissors: broader blade, better for cutting thick tissues. B) Metzenbaum scissors: leaner, narrow, ideal for delicate/blunt dissection C) Littauer suture scissors: removes sutures, has a dent in the tips.

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What are haemostats? what are they else known as? purpose?

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They are artery forceps which are used to occlude a blood vessel. They can be straight or curved.

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What are examples of haemostats? describe each

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A) Kelly forceps: horizontal serrations across half the length of the jaw B) Crile forceps: horizontal serrations across full width of the jaw C) Mosquito forceps: horizontal serrations across full width of jaw but is smaller D) Rochester caramalt: longitudinal serrations with cross hatching at the top

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What are the types of needle holders?

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A) Mayo-hegar: easy to use, self retaining, no scissor action B) Olsen-hegar: require experience, self retaining, has scissor action, more pointed C) Gillies: not self retaining, needle holder & suture scissors D) MacPhail: ratchet lock at proximal ends E) Castroviejo: ophthalmic needle holders, catch rather than a ratchet.

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What are examples of traumatic thumb forceps?

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A) Rat tooth forceps: Has two teeth on top of one side and one tooth on top of the other side B) Brown adson: serrations vertically in two lines and a ventral groove in the middle C) Adson: small pinchers at the top

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What are examples of atraumatic thumb forceps?

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A) DeBakey: serrated end, delicate tip B) Dressing thumb forceps

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What are examples of tissue forceps?

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A) Allis: traumatic due to crushing action, only used on skin that is to be excised B) Babcock: less traumatic, smoother grasping surface C) Doyen bowel clamps: longitudinal lines, used to separate a section of devitalised tissue

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What are the different suction tips?

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A) Poole tip: for larger vols of fluid i.e abdomen B) Yankauer tip: for small vols of fluid C) Frazier tip: small cavities, orthopaedic/neuro procedures.

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Mayo scissors

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Metzenbaum scissors

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olsen hegar needle holder

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Mayo hegar needle holder

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Gillies needle holder

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MacPhail needle holder

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Castroviejo needle holder

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Kelly forceps

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Crile forceps

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Mosquito forceps

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Carmalt rochester forceps

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