Instruments Flashcards

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Kelly Hemostats

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Fx- Clamps bleeding vessels or tissues

Serrations on teeth (only run 1/2 way down jaw)

Medium sized

*Kelly only goes half way*

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Crile Hemostat

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Fx- Secures hemostasis in deep anatomy

Serrations on teeth (all the way down jaw)

Medium sized

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Halstead Mosquito Hemostat

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Fx- Secures hemostasis of delicate tissue

Serrations on teeth (all the way down jaw)

Smaller than Kelly and Crile

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Hartman Mosquito Hemostat

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Fx- Used for ophthalmic sx

Serrations on teeth (all the way down jaw)

Smallest in size

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Rochester Carmalt Hemostat

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Fx- Clamps intestines, bowel, large vessels

Less traumatic, serrations are not as sharp as Pean

Serrations run length wise + rumble strip Large in size

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Rochester Pean Hemostat

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Fx- Clamps large vessels

Traumatic –> Serrations are deep and sharp

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Adson Thumb Forceps

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Fx- Grasps Superficial tissue

Short and wide

Rat teeth

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Adson-Brown Thumb Forceps

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Fx- Grasps superficial, delicate tissue

Short and wide

Row of teeth

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Cushing Thumb Forceps

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Fx- Used for dissecting tissue/aid in suturing

Long and slender

Rat teeth

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Standard/Dressing Thumb Forceps

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Fx- Grasps/picks up soft or bony tissue

Long and slender

Serrated tip

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DeBakey Thumb Forceps

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Fx- Grasps delicate tissues/ aids in suturing

Atraumatic

Long set of small teeth

Largest in size

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Babcock Intestinal Forceps

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Fx- Used to clamp delicate organs

Atraumatic

Circle at end

Large in size

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Doyen Intestinal Forceps

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Fx- Used to clamp delicate organs

Atraumatic

Serrations run length wise (no rumble strip)

Gap in jaw when clamped

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Allis Tissue Forceps

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Fx- Used for holding the body wall/ sponges

Traumatic teeth (scoop)

Large in size

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Sponge Forceps

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Fx- Used to hold sponges , complete sx scrub, apply sterile dressing

Donut on end of both jaws w/ serrations

Very large in size

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Alligator Forceps

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Fx- Used to retrive foreign objects

Only one side of jaw moves (tiny jaws)

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Metzenbaum Scissors

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Fx- Used for fine tissue dissection

Long, narrow shaft

Sharp but not pointed

Ratio 2:1

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Mayo Dissection Scissors

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Fx- Used to cut pt. drape and/or dissect tissue

Wider than Metzenbaum

Ratio 1:1

One sharp tip and one blunt tip

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Standard Operating Scissors

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Fx- Used to cut suture or pt. drape

Shorter than Mayo and Metzenbaum

One sharp tip and one blunt tip

Can be confused with bandage scissors

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Iris Scissors

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Fx- Used in ophthalmic sx

Smallest in size/bulky

Both tips are sharp

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21
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Wire Cutting Scissors

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Fx- Used to cut cerclage wire or wire sutures

Very traumatic

Notch in jaw

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Littauer Suture Removal Scissors

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Fx- Used to remove sutures post-op

Small in size

Notch on teeth

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Lister Bandage Scissors

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Fx- Used to cut through bandage material

Has sharp side and completely blunted side

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24
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Mayo-Hegar Needle Holder

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Fx- Needle holder, not able to cut suture

Jaw is very small

*New surgeons*

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Olsen-Hegar Needle Holder

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Fx- Needle holder, can cute suture

1/2 scissors, 1/2 needle holder

*Experienced surgeons*

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Mathieu Needle Holder

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Fx- Used in delicate ophthalmic sx

No finger rings

Short jaw

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27
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Senn Retractor (Hand Held)

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Fx- Retracts fascia or muscle tissue

‘S’ shaped, ends point in opposite directions

Shovel and hook

Long and slender

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Mathieu Retractor (Hand Held)

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Fx- Retracts fascisa or muscle tissue

Ends point in same direction

29
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Army-Navy Retractor (Hand Held)

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Fx- Retracts large amounts of tissue

Atraumatic

Big hole in the middle

Ends point in same direction

30
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Parker Retractor (Hand Held)

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Fx- Retracts fascia or muscle tissue

“Park bench”, flat middle

31
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Malleable Retractor (Hand Held)

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Retracts very strong muscles, often in large breed dogs

Comes flat –> then you bend

32
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Deaver Retractor (Hand Held)

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Fx- Retracts large amounts of fascia or tissue

Consisent shape

Big hook, little hook

33
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Volkman Retractor (Hand Held)

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Fx- Retracts superficial tissue

Small in size

Has hole and fork

34
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Hohmann Retractor (Hand Held)

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Fx- Retracts deeper muscle/fascia

Traumatic

Large in size

Sharp tip

35
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Weitlaner Retractor (Self-Retaining)

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Fx-Primarily for spinal muscle retraction

Has 2 finger holds and 2 forks

“W”

36
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Gelpi Retractor (Self-Retianing)

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Fx- Often used in orthpedic sx

Traumatic

Sharp, curved tips

Bowlegged

*Gelpi makes you yelpi*

37
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Balfour Retractor (Self-Retaining)

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Fx- Used to hold open the abdomen to provide a good view

*Looks like a weighing scale*

Has a “saddle”

38
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Backhaus Towel Clamp

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Fx- Used to attach and secure drape material

Has sharp tips and curved

39
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Backhaus-Roeder Towel Clamp

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Fx- Used to secure and attach drape material

Has sphere shape on jaw

40
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Edna Towel Clamp

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Fx- Used to attach suction and cautery to pt. drape

Small in size

Has small traumatic teeth

41
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Jones Towel Clamp

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Used to attach and secure drape material

Sharp

Has a figure 8, “J”

42
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Kern Bone Holding Forceps

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Fx- Used to reduce fractures

Sharp, traumatic teeth

Robot dino mouth, “K”

43
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Lowman Bone Clamp

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Fx- Used to realign bones, prevents crushing on bone

Self retaining mechanism

44
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Dingman Forceps

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Fx- Used to hold bones together during fixation

Ding in shaft, gap in jaw

Sharp, traumatic teeth

45
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Rongeur

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Fx- Used to bite into bones and remove pieces

Spring loaded

‘X’ in spring

46
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Periosteal Elevator

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Fx- Used to lift periosteum off of bone –> promotes growth + healing

Two smooth thin ends

47
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Brun Bone Curette

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Fx- Used to collect bone marrow samples and scoop out pieces of bone

Mini ice cream scoop

48
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Liston Bone Cutting Forceps

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Fx- Used to cut bone

Very thick and heavy

Strong and sharp jaws

Spring loaded

49
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Osteotome

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Fx- Used with the mallet to chisel/cut bone

Long and flat

50
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Orthopedic Mallet

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Used with osteotome to chisel/cut bone

Hammer

51
Q

Bone Rasp

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Used to smooth rough bone surfaces

Two tapered ends with variable texture for filing down bone

52
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Gigli Wire +/- Handles

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Fx- Used as a hand saw to cut/chisel bone

Two “T”s with handle

53
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Michel Trephine

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Fx- Used to obtain a bone biopsy

Has a sylet that is removable

54
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Hand Chuck and Key

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Used to screen in intramedullary pins

55
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Steinman Intramedullary Pins

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Used for internal fixation during reductions

Threaded and sharp tip

56
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Cerclage Wire Twister

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Fx-Used with wire as an internal fixation device

57
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Yankauer Suction Tip

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Fx- Only allows fluid to be suctioned (not tissue, plastic, or metal)

Only one opening at end for suctioned angled tip

58
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Poole Suction Tip

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Fx-Suctions large amounts of fluid

Multiple holes to suction large amounts of fluid

59
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Frazier Suction Tip

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Fx-Used for smaller areas (brain/spinal sx)

Narrow tip for small areas

60
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Skin Stapler

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Fx- Skin closure device

61
Q

Staple Remover

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Fx- Removes staples

62
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Cautery Pen or Pencil (+/- tip)

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Fx- Hemostasis and cutting

*Pay attention to whether or not it has a tip*

63
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Tourniquet

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Fx- Used to reduce blood flow to an area

Auto-locking mechanism

Short term use if used to hold off

64
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Michel Clip Applicator and Remover (+/- clips)

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Used to attached pt. drapes to quarter drapes

Spring loaded

65
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Covalt Spay Hook

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Fx- Used to retrive uterine horns

Thin and delicate

66
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Snook Spay Hook

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Used to retrieve uterine horns

Bulky