Surgical Instruments Flashcards
olsen hegar needle drivers
olsen hegar needle drivers
general purpose
has scissors
serated inserts – max control and precision
mayo hegar needle drivers
mayo hegar needle drivers
general purpose
no scissors
serated insert – max control and precision
derf needle holders
derf needle holders
general purpose – delicate and small
holds small needles – 5-0 and 6-0
ophthalmic and dental procedures
scalpel handle number 3
bard-parker number 3
scalpel handle number 3
most common
some have rulers on handles
holds blades 10, 11, 12, 15
small animals
scalpel handle number 4
bard-parker number 4
scalpel handle number 4
holds blades 20-29
commonly used in large animal
thumb tissue forceps
accurate tissue handling
stabilize tissues
expose tissue layers
debakey thumb tissue forceps
debakey thumb tissue forceps
least traumatic
striated longitudinally
delicate grasp of soft tissues
good for hollow organs
thoracic and vascular procedures
adson thumb tissue forceps
adson thumb tissue forceps
most traumatic
fine, rat tooth tip
manipulate soft tissues (fascia, skin) during suturing
stabilize and retract less delicate tissues
adson brown thumb tissue forceps
adson brown thumb tissue forceps
multiple fine intermeshing teeth (rather than rat tooth)
general tissue and needle handling
lister bandage scissors
lister bandage scissors
angled blade
blunt tip on bottom blade
reduce tissue injury when removing bandage material
cuts through bandage and bandage material
mayo scissors
mayo scissors
heavy scissors, thick blade
straight or curved, various lengths
cuts more dense tissues
fascia, muscle, suture, drapes
metzenbaum scissors
metzenbaum scissors
dissecting soft tissues, cutting delicate tissue
sharp and blunt dissection of more delicate tissues
fine tissues, intestinal fat, bladder
lighter scissor
do not use to cut suture – dulls them, useless for dissection
iris scissors
iris scissors
small, fine, straight or curved
cutting delicate tissue
ophthalmic procedures
suture scissors
suture scissors
short, sturdy
notch in one blade to hook suture
prevents excessive lifting of tissue when cutting
used to cut suture
do not use to cut tissue
wire cutting scissors
wire cutting scissors
cut orthopedic wire
angled jaws
serrated lower jaws
spay hook
snook hook
spay hook (snook hook)
long, flat, thin handle
blindly hook uterine horn or mesometrium
allows small spay incision
covault spay hook
covault spay hook
raise uterus to surface
thinner compared to spay hook (snook hook)
ball at the end
towel clamps
hold drapes
secure suction lines, electrocautery cables, power equipment
considered contaminated once they penetrate drape