Instruments Flashcards
Kelly Hemostats
Fx- Clamps bleeding vessels or tissues
Serrations on teeth (only run 1/2 way down jaw)
Medium sized
*Kelly only goes half way*
Crile Hemostat
Fx- Secures hemostasis in deep anatomy
Serrations on teeth (all the way down jaw)
Medium sized
Halstead Mosquito Hemostat
Fx- Secures hemostasis of delicate tissue
Serrations on teeth (all the way down jaw)
Smaller than Kelly and Crile
Hartman Mosquito Hemostat
Fx- Used for ophthalmic sx
Serrations on teeth (all the way down jaw)
Smallest in size
Rochester Carmalt Hemostat
Fx- Clamps intestines, bowel, large vessels
Less traumatic, serrations are not as sharp as Pean
Serrations run length wise + rumble strip Large in size
Rochester Pean Hemostat
Fx- Clamps large vessels
Traumatic –> Serrations are deep and sharp
Adson Thumb Forceps
Fx- Grasps Superficial tissue
Short and wide
Rat teeth
Adson-Brown Thumb Forceps
Fx- Grasps superficial, delicate tissue
Short and wide
Row of teeth
Cushing Thumb Forceps
Fx- Used for dissecting tissue/aid in suturing
Long and slender
Rat teeth
Standard/Dressing Thumb Forceps
Fx- Grasps/picks up soft or bony tissue
Long and slender
Serrated tip
DeBakey Thumb Forceps
Fx- Grasps delicate tissues/ aids in suturing
Atraumatic
Long set of small teeth
Largest in size
Babcock Intestinal Forceps
Fx- Used to clamp delicate organs
Atraumatic
Circle at end
Large in size
Doyen Intestinal Forceps
Fx- Used to clamp delicate organs
Atraumatic
Serrations run length wise (no rumble strip)
Gap in jaw when clamped
Allis Tissue Forceps
Fx- Used for holding the body wall/ sponges
Traumatic teeth (scoop)
Large in size
Sponge Forceps
Fx- Used to hold sponges , complete sx scrub, apply sterile dressing
Donut on end of both jaws w/ serrations
Very large in size
Alligator Forceps
Fx- Used to retrive foreign objects
Only one side of jaw moves (tiny jaws)
Metzenbaum Scissors
Fx- Used for fine tissue dissection
Long, narrow shaft
Sharp but not pointed
Ratio 2:1
Mayo Dissection Scissors
Fx- Used to cut pt. drape and/or dissect tissue
Wider than Metzenbaum
Ratio 1:1
One sharp tip and one blunt tip
Standard Operating Scissors
Fx- Used to cut suture or pt. drape
Shorter than Mayo and Metzenbaum
One sharp tip and one blunt tip
Can be confused with bandage scissors
Iris Scissors
Fx- Used in ophthalmic sx
Smallest in size/bulky
Both tips are sharp
Wire Cutting Scissors
Fx- Used to cut cerclage wire or wire sutures
Very traumatic
Notch in jaw
Littauer Suture Removal Scissors
Fx- Used to remove sutures post-op
Small in size
Notch on teeth
Lister Bandage Scissors
Fx- Used to cut through bandage material
Has sharp side and completely blunted side
Mayo-Hegar Needle Holder
Fx- Needle holder, not able to cut suture
Jaw is very small
*New surgeons*
Olsen-Hegar Needle Holder
Fx- Needle holder, can cute suture
1/2 scissors, 1/2 needle holder
*Experienced surgeons*
Mathieu Needle Holder
Fx- Used in delicate ophthalmic sx
No finger rings
Short jaw