surgical instruments Flashcards
4 matches with ~20s blades
#3 or #7: 10s blades
specific:
- 10: skin incision
-15: shallow incision
- 11: puncture/drainage/tiny deep incision
- 10: skin incision
-15: shallow incision - 11: puncture/drainage/tiny deep incision
curved mayo scissors: cut deeper thick tissue
Metzenbaum scissors: Cutting Tissue & Blunt Dissection
Tenotomy Scissors
-lateral canthotomy
Iris Scissors: Ophthalmic Use
-can cut tarsal plate
Ronguer
-cut bone
-shape bone
Curette
ostetome
-cuts bone
-like a chisel but its beveled on both sides
-reshapes
freer elevator
freer elevator
A
-used when working on the periosteum
-removes periosteum in areas of fracture
rasp
A
-reshapes and reforms bones
-used for deformities caused by fractures
kocher forceps
A
-holding tissue to be removed
-has a single and double tooth
-will damage tissue -> used on tissue that will be removed -> ex. gallbladder
-comes in different lengths
allis forceps
A
-hold or grasp heavy tissue to be removed
-ex. fascia
-teeth are serrated
babcock forceps
A
-smooth edges for grasping
-less traumatic grasping
-grasp delicate structures
-ex. fallopian tube, ureter, vas deferens, ovaries, appendix, small bowel
sponge stick forceps
A
-cleaning the skin with swab dipped in antiseptic
-scrub nurse holds the gauze pads in here
-deep areas to enhance visualization
backhaus towel clip
A
-fixing drapes to the skin
-secure towels
-sharp
-can use on bones to hold together bc of sharp edges
adsons forceps
A
-grasps tissue
-gentle
-plastic surgeons
-does not damage tissue
tissue forceps (toothed)
A
-used subcuticularly so you dont damage the skin
-can damage tissue
-holding tissue during wound closure
ferris smith forcep
A
-use with fibrous tissue
-colon tissue
-toothed
-there is an area of the forcep with less serrations that cause less damage
debakey forceps
A
-atraumatic vascular forcep
-doesnt damage artery or vein
-coronary bypass
russians forceps
A
-atraumatic dissection
-wide clamp
-doesnt damage
anatomy of a clamp
-ratchet- keeps the clamp closed
-shank is the long shaft part
-box lock- intersection
-jaws- before the tip
-tip
-ring handles
-size varies
mosquito clamp
A
-used to tie of bleeding vessels
-you can cauterize through this clamp by touching it to a bovie
crile clamp
A
-for cauterization of ligation
-larger than mosquito
right angle clamp
A
-for vascular surgery
-pass ligatures around vessels
-tissue dissection by opening and closing (spread)
self retractor
A
-retract shallow incisions
harrington retractor
A
-retracting deep intra abdominal visceral organs during cholecystectomy, hysterectomy
-longer
morris retractor
A
-retracting strong structures like abdominal wall and muscles
senn retractor
A
-retracting superficial wound edges
-hand, plastic, foot surgery
langenbachs retractors
A
-providing better visualization of operative field and minimizing tissue handling
deavers retractor
A
-retracting deep wound edges during gastrectomy, cholecystectomy, kidney operations, etc.
-common
-if used superficially you dont need to stand there holding it
czerney’s rectractor
A
-superficial retraction of skin incision during laparotomy
kelly retractor
A
-for wound exposure