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48 Cards in this Set
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Ferguson Angiotribe |
used for crushing tissue and small vessels |
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Senn Retractor |
hand held, used for skin, muscle, fascia, and other soft tissue |
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Spay Hook |
locates uterus in small animals |
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Weitlaner Retractor |
helps visualize the field of surgical vision, atraumatic, self retaining |
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Gelpi Perineal Retractor |
same function as weitlaner with single sharp retaining function, used mainly on skin, muscle and fascia |
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Balfour Abdominal Retractor |
atraumatic, larger incisions (abdomen, chest) allows very full field of view, thumb screw retainers |
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Mayo-Hegar Needle Holder |
drive needles through tissue, cross hatching at ends keep needle in place, designed for metal-metal contact, not a hemostat! |
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Castroviejo Needle Holder |
small spring loaded, used for ophthalmic surgery |
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Rounger |
cuts small bits of bone or cartilage, sharp cupped tips |
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Double Action Rounger |
more torque than single action |
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Bone Cutting Forceps |
cuts small sections of bone, similar to wire cutters but not to be used as such |
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Double Action Bone Cutting Forceps |
more torque than single action |
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Kern Bone Holding Forceps |
hold bone during repair (i.e.. plating, screws, wire) |
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Free Periosteal Elevator |
raises periosteum from bone |
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Mallet |
hammering osteotomes |
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Osteotome |
cuts bone |
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Gigli Saw |
(handles and wire) cut off various body parts in tight places |
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Jacobs Hand Chuck and Key |
drive pins through cartilage and bone |
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Intramedullary Pin |
stabilizes bone by inserting through intramedullary space, also used in a hand chuck to drive through bone |
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Sponge Forceps |
hold surgical sponges to get deep into spaces |
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Tongue Grasping Forceps |
safely retracts tongue during oral exams and surgery, have rubber ends for atraumatic hold |
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Backhouse Towel Clamps |
attach drapes and towels to patients |
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Needle Spring Rack |
rack to hold eyed surgical needles |
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Yankaur Suction Tip |
larger opening at end used in many pharyngeal procedures to prevent aspiration later, takes in a larger volume than french tip |
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Pool Suction Tip |
gentle on tissue, allows for large volume of fluid without occlusion |
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Scalpel Handle |
holds surgical blades |
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Mayo Scissors |
cut larger pieces of tissue like cartilage and fascia, often used for cutting suture |
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Metzenbaum Scissors |
only used on finer tissue, more precise cuts |
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Iris Scissors |
for more fine intricate ophthalmic procedures |
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Operating Scissors |
basic cutting scissors for drapes, suture etc. |
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Suture Scissors |
cut out sutures post op |
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Bandage Scissors |
safely remove bandages from patient |
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Staple Remover |
safely removes skin staples from patient post op |
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Adson Thumb Forceps |
grab superficial tissue, minimal trauma |
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Cushing (rat tooth) Thumb Forceps |
same as brown ads on but more grab |
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Iris Thumb Forceps |
used in delicate procedures most often ophthalmic, atraumatic |
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Desmarres Chalazion Forceps |
used in ophthalmic procedures, isolates areas of surgical interests, atraumatic |
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Dressing Thumb Forceps |
for grasping gauze, suture and pieces of necrotic tissue in wounds |
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Allis Tissue Forceps |
hold tissue that will be removed from patient |
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Babcock Intestinal Forceps |
atraumatic, less secure than Allis tissue forceps |
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Doyen Intestinal Forceps |
flexible, atraumatic with diagonal serrations |
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Halstead Mosquito Hemostatic Forceps |
crush tissue and small vessels |
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Kocher Hemostatic Forceps |
secure for holding tissue that will be removed from patient |
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Crile Hemostatic Forceps |
similar to Mosquito although larger for crushing larger portions of tissue and vessels |
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Kelly Hemostatic Forceps |
serration on 3/4 of the surface starting at the tip, crushes smaller vessels |
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Rochester-Pean Hemostatic Forceps |
grasp and crush larger bundles of tissue and vessels |
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Rochester-Carmalt Hemostatic Forceps |
grasp larger bundles of tissue with vessels in it |
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Rochester-Ochsner Hemostatic Forceps |
grab and hold substantial pieces of tissue that will be removed from patient, traumatic |