Suturing Flashcards

1
Q

tooth tissue forceps - used for? tip design? grip?

A

handling tissue and wound margin
rat tooth
pen grip

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2
Q

Needle holder forceps - use, mechanism, jaws, grip?

A

handling and driving suture needle
rachet/locking mechanism
textured jaws
thumb/ring finger in holes, index on shaft

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3
Q

Spencer wells - use, not for, jaws

A

cutting excess suture thread - not for holding suture needle
corogated jaws

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4
Q

When are McIndoe scissors used?

A

used when difficult access as have long neck

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5
Q

where should suture needle be held?

A

1/3rd from posterior or 2/3rds from anterior/tip

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6
Q

what does reverse cutting edge suture needle do?

A

reduce trauma and prevents accidental tears

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7
Q

name 2 types of non-resorbable material

A

black silk or proline

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8
Q

name 3 types of resorbable sutures

A

3/0 vicryl rapide, polyglycolic acid, dextron

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9
Q

tissue forcep use - how many throws clockwise/anticlockwise? how much needle thread excess should be left?

A

2 clockwise, 1 anticlockwise, 1/2 in opp direction
3mm excess

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