Week 2 - Instruments Flashcards

1
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Black chromium finish

A

used on laser surgery instruments; absorbs light and prevents reflection of laser energy into adjacent tissues

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2
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EEA

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circular or end-to-ed anastomosis stapler

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3
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TA

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thoracoabdominal stapler; has a right-angled firing section that fits around deep structure for resection and anastomosis

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4
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GIA

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gastrointestinal anastomosis stapler; used for linear resection, transection, and anastomosis

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5
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LDS

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ligating-dividing stapler; places a double row containing two staples in each row and severs the tissue between rows when fired

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6
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Self-retaining

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hold tissue against the walls of the surgical wound by mechanical action

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7
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Sizer

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trial, reusable replica of an implantable prosthesis

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8
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Shears

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large cutting instruments used to server bone tissue

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9
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Kocher

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very common biting clamp; used in general, gyn, and ortho

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10
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Heaney

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clamp used specifically in gyn sx to grasp the uterine ligaments

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11
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Partial occlusion clamp

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atraumatic clamp has locking ratchets, tips and shanks; does not close tightly over the tissue

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12
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Lahey tenaculum

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used on thyroid

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13
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Vascular clamps

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used to temporarily stop blood flow without damaging the vessel; partial occlusion clamp

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14
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Bayonet forceps

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angled thumb forceps; typically used in neurosurgical and nasal procedures

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15
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Highly polished instruments or Mirror finish

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resist staining, highly reflective therefore produce glare under strong lightening

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16
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Satin finish

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reduces glare prone to staining

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17
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Titanium anodizing

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method that imparts color and hardness to the surface of titanium, anodizing results in oxidation

18
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Gold dip or black finish

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highly resistant to scratching, pitting, and dulling; the working tip or edge of the instrument bas tungsten carbide inserts, inserts prevent needle from slipping/rotating

19
Q

Kerrison

A

fine tipped rongeurs; long handled delicate, often used for spinal surgery

20
Q

Alloy

A

combination of several different kinds of metals

21
Q

Box lock

A

hinge point of many surgical instruments

22
Q

c/hisel

A

orthopedic instrument used to slice bone; one side is straight and other is beveled

23
Q

Curettage

A

removal of tissue by scraping with a surgical curette

24
Q

Dilator

A

graduated smooth instrument that is used to increase the diameter of an anatomical opening in tissue

25
Q

Elevator

A

straight instrument with curved sharp or dull tip used to separate tissue layers

26
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Gouge

A

V-shaped bone chisel

27
Q

Hemostat

A

surgical clamp most often used to occlude a blood vessel

28
Q

Rongeur

A

hinged instrument with sharp, cup-shaped tips that used to extract pieces of bone or other connective tissue

29
Q

Serosa

A

delicate outer layer of tissue of most organs

30
Q

Shank

A

area of a surgical instrument between the box lock and the finger ring

31
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Single-action rongeur

A

heavy cutting instrument that has one hinge

32
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Tenaculum

A

grasping instrument with sharp pointed tips, generally used to manipulate or grasp tissue such as thyroid or cervix

33
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Retracting/exposing

A

hold back the edges of a wound to permit visualization of the operative site

34
Q

Suction

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vary in length, curvature, and lumen diameter and are selected according to type of surgery and amount and depth of fluid to be suctioned

35
Q

Toxic anterior segment syndrome (TASS)

A

acute anterior segment that can lead to impaired vision; associated with inadequate cleaning ophthalmic instruments following cataract and anterior segment sx

36
Q

Critical device

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devices that penetrate mm and enter normally sterile areas of the body

37
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Semicritical device

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contact intact mm and must be high-level disinfected (at a minimum)

38
Q

Noncritical devices

A

contact intact skin and require low level disinfection or cleaning with soap and water

39
Q

Adson

A

Tissue thumb forceps

40
Q

Key

A

elevator; used in neurological procedures for lifting soft tissue and periosteum and lift bone

41
Q

O’Sullivan-O’Connor

A

self retaining retractors; frame and blades of various sizes

42
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Balfour

A

self retaining retractor; used for abdominal procedures