INSTRUMENTS Flashcards

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hinged instruments composed of set of jaws, finger rings, and a locking mechanism.

They are the primary means of acquiring hemostasis during anatomical dissection and are also useful for bluntly spreading tissues

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curved mosquito hemostats

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hinged instruments composed of a set of jaws, finger rings, and a locking mech.

Primary means of acquiring hemostasis during anatomical dissection and are also useful for bluntly spreading tissues

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straight mosquito hemostat

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two long blade jaws displaying transverse serrations with opposing sharp, interlocking teeth at the tips.

placing traction on heavy fascia, care must be taken to avoid crushing the contained tissues, also useful in twisting 28 gauge monofilament wires

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kocher forceps

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available with narrow or wide jaws, each jaw composed of opposing serrated edges or short teeth.

useful in grasping and retracting fascia and subQ tissue

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allis tissue forceps

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hinged instruments composed of a set of jaws, finger rings, and a locking mechanism.

Primary means of acquiring hemostasis during anatomical dissection and are useful for blunty spreading tissues

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curved kelly hemostat

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this instrument has two opposing circular jaws with transverse serrations

its useful for grasping small ossicles and bony fragments

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phalangeal head elevator

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consists of finger rings, a locking mechanism and jaws. These come in a variety of sizes and shapes. Jaws may be smooth to cross cut or parallel serrations to channeled jaws. Useful in closure of skin, subQ and deep fascia

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mayo-hogar needle holder 5”

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these scissors have a flat, plow like lower blade tip that protects the patient from injury. Useful to cut bandages

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bandage scissors

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9
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straight blades with blunt tips useful to cut suture

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suture scissors

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10
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curved blades, blunt tipped useful for cutting thick bands of fascia and ligaments, aids deeper dissection enhances visualization of the cutting field and improves mobility

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curved mayo scissors

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11
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aka baby Metz, Metz, plastic scissors, dissecting scissors

narrow, slightly curved, blunt tipped, ideal for subQ dissection as well as lighter fascial and capsular structures

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metzenbaum dissecting scissors

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12
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fine cutting with a single centered hole in each blade, useful for delicate tissue dissection.

careful manipulation of the sharp tips is necessary

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little scissors

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13
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the fine cutting blades of the lightweight iris scissors are only for delicate tissue dissection, and manipulation of the sharp tips of this instrument is necessary

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straight iris scissors

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14
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short, broad blade scissors used in the accurate dissection of osseous structures like sesamoids

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crown and collar scissors

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15
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aka backhaus, jones

backhaus towel clamp provides a double sharp set of jaws and is used in draping the operative field and to secure items in surgery

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towel clamp

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16
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the self retaining retractor is used to hold metatarsals aside, thereby increasing exposure and protecting vital structures

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schink retractor

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aka digital, alm westlander, baby lamina spreader

used to hold tissues aside, thereby increasing exposure and protecting vital structures

free the assistant to perform duties that may expedite the procedure

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weitlaner retractor, self retaining retractor

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straight blunt scissors used for the general purpose of cutting bandages and other materials

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utility scissors

19
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both surfaces taper to form a fine cutting edge useful in cutting and sculpting hard cortical one

available in various sizes

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osteotomes

20
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smooth broad blades that are used to elevate metatarsal heads from surrounding tissues

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mcglamry elevators

21
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smooth broad blades that expedite periosteal reflection around curved surfaces such as the talar neck and posterior aspect of the calcaneus

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credo elvators

22
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pick ups referred to as thumb forceps in McGlamry, consist of two pieces of surgical steel attached at one end and used to pick up or grasp tissue

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platform pick ups

23
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vascular pick ups

picks ups, referred to as thumb forceps in McGlamry, consist of two pieces of surgical steel attached at one end and used to pick up or grasp tissue. forceps are held between the thumb and middle or index fingers

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debakey forceps

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thumb pick ups

picks ups, referred to as thumb forceps in McGlamry, consist of two pieces of surgical steel attached at one end and used to pick up or grasp tissue.

held between thumb and middle or index fingers.

flat tipped or finely serrated narrow forceps used to delicately grasp vital structures, pull sutures and needles and manipulate skin during closure

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smooth forceps

25
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pick ups referred to as thumb forceps in McGlamry consisting of two pieces of surgical steel attached at one end and are used to pick up or grasp tissue

forceps are held between the thumb and middle or index fingers

1-2 pick ups allow the surgeon to hold structures while applying a minimal amount of tension

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1-2 pickups

26
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pick ups are referred to as thumb forceps in McGlamry, consist of two pieces of surgical steel attached at one end and are used to pick up or to grasp tissue

brown adson allows the surgeon to hold structures with minimal tension

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brown adson forceps

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double hook

retractors used to hold tissues aside, increasing exposure and protecting vital structures. hand held retractors enable the assistant to control the force with which tissues are held and release tension as necessary

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double pronged skin hooks

28
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double end, blunt

retractors are used to hold tissues aside, thereby increasing exposure and protecting vital structures

hand held retractors enable the assistant to control the force with which tissues are held and to intermittently release tension as necessary

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ragnell retractor

29
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rake (sharp or blunt)
catpaw

retractors are used to hold tissues aside, thereby increasing exposure and protecting vital structures. Hand held retractors enable the assistant to control the force with which tissues are held and to intermittently release tension as necessary

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sharp and dull senn retractor

30
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periosteal elevators used to separate periosteum from underlying bone and occasionally to provide leverage for retracting deep fascia, ligaments, and periosteum.

these are smooth, broad blades that vary in progress

freer elevator is ideal for reflecting periosteum from the shaft of metatarsal bone

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freer periosteal elevator