Instruments/ Staplers/ Arthroscopy/ Laprotomy Flashcards by Sarah turner

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Gastrointestinal stapler

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What Stapler is this?

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Thoracoabdominal Stapler

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What kind of stapler is this?

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LDS
Ligating Dividing Stapler

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What Kind of stapler is this

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EEA Stapler

End to end anastomosis

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What is this stapler used on?

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Skin

Skin stapler

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What stapler would you use for Jejunocecostomy?

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GIA

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Laproscopy

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procedure done with laproscope, lighted tube inside the abdomen with video camera

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Advantages of Laproscopy

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Rapid return to function

relatively non-invasive

quick to perform

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Disadvantages of Laproscopy

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expense

skill of surgeon

video is 2D

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Landmarks for standing Laparoscopy

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tuber coxae

18th rib

internal abdominal oblique muscle

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What do you need in recumbent laparoscopy that you don’t need in standing laparoscopy?

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intermitent positive pressure ventilation

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Complications of laproscopy

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post OP discomfort

hemorrhage

local incision infection

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Preparation of Instruments

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clean instruments

do not soak in solution over night or over weekend

open box locks

flush lumen with 3% peroxide

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Types of rust

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crater rust

friction rust

tension rust

crevice rust

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What temperature should you use for cleaning

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93 C for 10 min

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Ultrasound Cleaning

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40 C, 3 min 35 KHz

no arthroscope or motorized equipment

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Advantages of Arthroscopy

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minimal joint trauma

joint evaluation

remove debris

chip removal

infection reduced

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Disadvantages of Arthroscopy

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equipment cost and set up time

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What instrument is this?

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Mathiew Needle Holder

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What Instrument is this?

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Doyen compression forceps

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What is this instrument?

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Foerster Straight Sponge Forceps

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What instrument is this?

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Langenbeck Retractor

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What instrument is this?

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Gelpi Self-Retaining Retractor

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What instrument is this?

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Weitlaner Self-Retaining Retractor

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What instrument is this?

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Sauerbruch Retractor

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What instrument is this?

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Gigli wire and handles

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What instrument is this?

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Brun Oval Bone Curette

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What instrument is this?

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Still-Luer Bone Rongeurs

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What instrument is this?

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Michel Trephine

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What instrument is this?

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John Hopkins Bulldog Clamp

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What instrument is this?

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Newberry Castrating Knife

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What instrument is this?

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Barnes- type Dehorner

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What instrument is this?

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keystone Dehorner

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What instrument is this?

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Equine Molar Forceps

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What instrument is this?

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Frank Emasculator

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What instrument is this?

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Pincer Emasculatome

Burdizzo

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What instrument is this?

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Plain Emasculator

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What instrument is this?

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Reimer Emasculator

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What instrument is this?

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Serra Modified Emasculator

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What instrument is this?

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Serra Emasculator

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What instrument is this?

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White Emasculator

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What instrument is this?

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White Modified Emasculator

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What instrument is this?

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Clinch Cutter

Hoof Buffer

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What instrument is this?

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Large Hoof Tester

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What instrument is this?

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Hauptner Hoof Knife

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What instrument is this?

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Hauptner Hoof Tester

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What instrument is this?

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Hoof Nippers

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What are the chip fractures of the carpus?

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most common: distal radial carpal bone

proximal intermediate carpal bone

distal lateral radius

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What instrument is this?

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lichty teat knife

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What instrument is this?

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spiral teat curette

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