EXAM 1: Lecture 9 - special surgical instruments and equipment LA Flashcards

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what are the instruments in the LA general pack

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needle drivers, scalpel handles, scissors, towel clamps, hemostats, thumb forceps, hand-held retractors, and suction tips

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what type of scalpel blades and handles are in the LA pack

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3 - 10, 11, 15 blades

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what is the difference between mayo-hegar and olsen-hegar

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olsen have cutting blades and mayo do not

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what is the benefit of lorna edna towel clamps and non-penetrating towel clamps

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they do not rip holes in the drapes so it helps to keep sterility

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what are these

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rochester carmalt forceps

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what are these

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mosquito forceps

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what are these

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kelly forceps

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what are these and what is the ONLY type of tissue you should use them on

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rochester oschner and only for tissue that is going to be removed

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9
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what type of suction is this

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Yankauer suction tip

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what is the difference between LA general pack and an LA laceration pack

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less instruments in lac, often have olson hegars, and include sterile towels for drapes

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What are metzenbaum scissors used to cut

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fine tissue

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12
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what are these

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doyen intestinal forceps

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what are doyen intestinal forceps used for

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occlude the lumen of the SI with minimal trauma

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T/F: GI stapler staples are reactive in the body

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FALSE they are non reactive in the body

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what are the advantages of GI staplers

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faster if you know how to use them, inert compared to suture, reduce contamination, preserve blood supply, able to use in areas of limited accessibility

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what are the disadvantages of GI staplers

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expensive, leakage is possible, may be limited if tissue has edema, must be trained to use

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what is TA-90

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thoracoabdominal stapler

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do TA-90 cut?

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no, only gives a double row of staples so you must still cut the ends

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what type of GI stapler is this

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TA-90

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what is an ILA and GIA

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ILA - intestinal linear stapler

GIA - gastrointestinal anastomosis

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what do ILA/GIA do

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it is a linear staple that cuts and divides at the same time

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what type of stapler is this

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what is LDS

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ligating diving stapler

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when is an LDS stapler useful

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on mesenteric vessels

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what type of GI stapler
LDS
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what are benefits and disadvantages of ligating clips
quick ligation of vessels but can slip off easily
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when are skin staplers used
for rapid closure of surgical incision
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what are the equine emasculators
serra, modified white, reimer, sands, henderson
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what type of emasculator is this and how does it work
serra, cuts and crushes at same time
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what type of emasculator is this and how does it work
modified white and crush/cut at same time
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what type of emasculator is this and how does it work
reimer, crush and separate cutting handle
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what type of emasculators is this and how does it work
sands, crush only
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what type of emasculators is this and how does it work
henderson and attach to a drill and twist the cord
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what are the tools used to castrate ruminants
burdizzo, newberry knife, elastrator bands, emasculator, henderson
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what are these, what do they do, and what age animal are they used on
burdizzo, crush only, young animals
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what are these, what do they do, and what age animal are they used on
newberry knife, cut scrotum, any age
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what are these, what do they do, and what age animal are they used on
elastrator bands, a band that cuts off circulation of testicles, young animals
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what is this and what does it do
chain ecraseur can be used for ovariectomies or to remove other masses with blood supply
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what are the components of the arthroscopy equipment
tower, arthroscope, light cable, fluid line, conical obturator, ferris smith rongeurs, currettes, and probe
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what is this
arthroscope
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what is this
obturator
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what is this
cannula
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what is this
ferris smith rongeur
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what are these
currettes
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what is this
probe
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what is a DCP
dynamic compression plates
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what is a LC-DCP and why is it neat
limited contact dynamic compression plate. has complete strength throughout the entire plate, no weak points
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what is this
guarded epiglottic hook knife
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what does laser stand for
light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation
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when are lasers commonly used in LA/equine
upper respiratory tract surgery
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what are the advantages of a laser
decreased bleeding, decreased swelling, decreased pain, kills bacteria as it cuts, use through the endoscope, precise cutting
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what are the disadvantages of laser
requires specialized training, equipment is expensive, can result in excessive thermal damage to surrounding tissues
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what are all of the surgeries lasers are used for in LA
upper airway sx, uterine cysts, skin tumors, neurectomy, fusing hock joints, hemostasis during laparoscopic surgery