Instruments, Suture, and Patterns Flashcards

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Number 10 blade

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Number 11 scalpel blade

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Number 12 scalpel blade

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Number 15 scalpel blade

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Number 20 scalpel blade

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Lister bandage scissors

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Mayo scissors

Dissecting tough tissues

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Surgery suture scissors

For use with Mayo-Hegar needle drivers

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Suture removal scissors

Concavity prevents lifting the suture excessively

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Metzenbaum scissors

For fine tissue

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Olsen-Hegar needle drivers

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Mayo-Hegar needle drivers

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Allis tissue forceps

Slightly traumatic interdigiting teeth

Skin, Fascia, and Intestine

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Babcock Tissue Forceps

Smooth broad tips to be less traumatic

Delicate tissue: bladder and intestine

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Doyen Tissue Forceps

Non-crushing

Temporarily occuldes the bowel or intestine

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Adson Thumb Forceps

To grasp, stabalize, or expose tissue layers during surgery

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Adson-Brown Thumb Forceps

Designed for light careful tissue handling especially during suturing.

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Rat-Tooth Thumb Forceps

Hold skin or dense tissue without slipping

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Debakey Thumb Forceps

Atraumatic tissue forcep to avoid tissue damage during manipulation

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Poole suction tip

Designed to avoid clogging on fat particles (esp in the abdomen)

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Frazier suction tip

Ultra precise for surgeries

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Yankauer suction tip

To avoid damaging any surrounding tissues

Most common, especially for oral secretions

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Halsted Mosquito Hemostatic Forceps

Smallest, delicate

To clamp small blood vessels (collapses lumen)

Transversely grooved all the way down

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Kelly hemostatic forceps

transversely grooved half way down

Crushing, primarily to stop bleeding

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Carmalt hemostatic forceps For cross clamping vessel-containing tissues (ie. uterus)
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Crile hemostatic forceps Crushing, for larger vessels
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Oschner hemostatic forceps To clamp large tissue bundles or blood vessels Interdigitary teeth at tip prevent slippage
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Periosteal Elevator (Orthopedic) Removes periosteum and other soft tissue from the bone surface Blade comes in a variety of sizes
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Bone Curette (Orthopedic) To scrape the surface of relatively dense tissue (marrow, necrotic bone, cartilage, or abscess material) Sharp edge, various sizes
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Osteotome (orthopedic) To cut/shape bone or cartilage Tapered on both sides to a cutting edge Used with mallet (steel or plastic)
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Mallet (orthopedic) Used to hit the osteotome to shape bone/cartilage
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Jacob's Chuck and Key (orthopedic) Chuck: end piece that connects to a handle and can be used to place pins in broken bones Key: Tightens and untightens the chuck's hold on the orthopedic pin
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Rongeur (orthopedic) To cut and remove pieces of bone Come in various types and sizes.
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Finochietto retractors
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Gelpi Retractors
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Weitlander Retractors
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Senn Retractors
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Army-Navy Retractors
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Ribbon retractor
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Balfour retractors
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Backhaus towel clamp
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Non-penetrating towel clamps
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Bard-Parker scalpel handel (#3 or #4)
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#7 Scalpel Handle
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Snook ovariohysterectomy hook
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Bulb Syringe
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Simple interrupted pattern Appositional
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Simple continous pattern Appositional
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Cruciate pattern Appositional
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Ford interlocking pattern Appositional
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Vertical mattress pattern Everting
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Horizontal mattress pattern Everting
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Connell (within lumen) or Cushing (not within lumen) pattern Inverting
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Lembert pattern Inverting
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Intradermal pattern Appositional
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Graefe Fixation Forceps Opthalmic
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Barraquer Eye Speculum Opthalmic instrument
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Castroviejo Needle Holders Opthalmic Instrument
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Castroviejo Corneal Scissors Opthalmic Instrument
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Bonaccolto Forceps Opthalmic instrument
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Francis Chalazion Forceps Opthalmic Instrument