Surgical Instruments Flashcards
Anatomy of an articulating surgical insturment
What are the different kinds of forceps
Crushing Tissue
Non- Crushing Tissue
Hemostatic Foreceps
Crushing Tissue Forceps
Babcock tissue forceps
Allis tissue forceps
Non crushing tissue forceps
Doyen intestinal forceps
Hemostatic forceps
Rochester Carmalt forceps
Kelly hemostatic forceps
Halsted mosquito forceps
Placement of tissue forceps
- Tissue should not be clamped in a non serrated part of the jaws
- When using curved forceps, the tips should be pointing UP
- They should not be used as a substitute for a tissue retractor
What tool is this
Allis Tissue Foreceps
How do Allis Tissue forceps work
- Intermeshing teeth at the tip are used to grasp tissue
- Grasps tissue at right angles of the tension application
Uses of Allis forceps
Used on tisses that are going to be discarded (due to crushing effect)
NOT used on tissues going to histopath
Positioning of suction tubing and electrocautery wire on patient drape
What tool is this?
Babcock Tissue forceps
Uses of babcock tissue forceps
Smooth flat tips used to grasp tissue
Can crush but causes less trauma than Allis forceps
Used for helping grasp and retract robust soft tissues (stomach, bladder)
What tool is this
Straight Doyen Intestinal Tissue forcep
Thin slightly bowed jaws
Fine longitudinally oriented grooves
straight or curved
Use of the Straight Doyen Intestinal Tissue Forceps
Used for intestinal lumen occlusion
Enterotomies, resection and anastomosis
What is the straight Rochester- Carmalt tissue forcep used for
Designed for jaw clamping rather than tip clamping
Clamping pedicles/tissue
What tool is this?
Straight and Curved Kelly Hemostatic Forceps
transversely oriented serrations that do not extend the entire length of the jaw
What are Kelly Hemostatic forceps used for
Tip clamping of small to medium vessels
What tool is this?
Straight and Curved Halsted Mosquito Hemostatic Forceps
transversely oriented serrations that extend the entire length of the jaw
What are Halsted Mosquito Hemostatic forceps used for
Tip claming of small vessels
Types of thumb forceps
Brown-Adson
Adson
DeBakey
Bishop- Harmon
What tool is this?
Brown Adson forceps
What are Brown Adson forceps used for
General tissue handling but serrated teeth can crush tissue
What tool is this?
Adson Tissue Forcep
What is the Adson tissue forcep used for?
Gripping tissues
Results in less crush injury that Brown-Adson
Poor grip on fat or other friable material
What tool is this?
DeBakey Tissue forceps
Use of DeBakey Tissue Forceps
Most frequently used thumb forceps in soft tissue surgery
Less traumatic than Brown- Adson
What tool is this?
Bishop- Harmon Forceps
What are bishop harmon forceps used for
To grasp tissue in opthamologic surgery
Types of blade handles
Bard- Parker #3
Beaver Blade Scalpel Handle
What blades can be used with a bard-parker #3 handle
10
11
12
15
Which blades can be used with the beaver blade scalpel handle?
64
67
What tool is this
Bard- Parker #3
Which blade is the most widely use
10
long flat blade used for making longer incisions
Use of #11 blade?
Sharp penetration of hollow organs for precision cutting
excision of cranial cruciate remnants or meniscal release
Use of #12 blade?
Onychectomy in cats
Use of #15 blade
Subcutaneous or fascial incisions
What tool is this?
Beaver Blade Scalpel Handle
Uses for the Beaver blade scapel
Incise the limbus for intraocular surgery
Incision of intra-articular structures
PENCIL GRIP
What is hte most common blade for the Beaver blade scalpel
64
Types of surgical scissors
Mayo
Metzenbaum
Stevens tenotomy
Spencer stitch
Vernon cartilage and wire scissors
What tool is this?
Straight Mayo Dissecting Scissors
Uses of Straight Mayo Dissecting Scissors
Incise dense tissue (fascia, linea alba, trimming skin)
Straight blade has a greater mechanical edge
Curved blade gives improved visualization of tissues and is more versatile