instruments- surgery Flashcards

(48 cards)

1
Q

what are mayo scissors for?

A

cut suture and dissect

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2
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what are metzenbaum scissors for?

A

dissection, not tough fascia or sutures

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3
Q

suture scissors are aka?

A

nurses scissors

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4
Q

suture scissors w/ hook?

A

used to grab tail and cut by knot

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5
Q

____ scissors are heavier than dissecting

A

suture

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6
Q

surves saddle shaped blades

A

goulet retractor

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7
Q

used in OBGYN?

A

DeeLee retractor

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8
Q

deaver retractor?

A

for large amts of tissue and fascia

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9
Q

richardson retractor?

A

for deep incisions of chest and abdomen

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10
Q

the rake is aka

A

volkman retractor

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11
Q

clamps vs forceps?

A

clamps occlude tissue

forceps hold onto tissue

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12
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clamps aka

A

vasc clamps

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13
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adson forceps w/ teeth

A

used to grasp skin when suturing

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14
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adson brown forceps

A

similar to adson but w/ cerrations

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15
Q

dissecting forceps w/o teeth

A

used to grasp organs

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16
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dissecting forceps w/ teeth

A

used to grasp organs

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17
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bayonet foceps

A

used to pack and remove dressings; gently lift tissue

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18
Q

russian tissue: traumatic or atraumatic

A

atraumatic

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19
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debakey forceps

A

used for BV, fragile tissue and manipulating needles during surgery

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20
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ferris smith forceps

A

interlocking teeth grasp tissue and fascia

21
Q

where are ferris smith forceps used

22
Q

kerrison rongeur is used to remove____

23
Q

webster needle driveer

A

used for fine sutures and small needle

24
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crile wood needle driver

A

used for fine / delecate suturing

25
mayo hegar needle driver
used for heavier suturing
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allis clamp: traumatic or atraumatic
atraumatic
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allis clamp?
used for soft tissue NOT vsesels
28
babcock clamp?
grasping soft tissue, LN, and bowel tissue
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bulldog clamp
used for BV occlusion
30
bulldog clamp aka
vasc clamp
31
used for obscured sites
mixter right angle clamp
32
forrester camp aka
ring forcesp
33
forrester camp
used for sponges
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bachkaus clamp?
used for towels
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backhaus clamp: traumatic or atraumatic
traumatic
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Lorna clamp: traumatic or atraumatic
atraumatic
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lorna clamp
towel
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crile clamp aka
stat or hemostat
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stat or hemostat?
crile clamp
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crile clamp
occlude vessels and bleeders ; cerrations all way to hinge
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kelly clamp
clamps bleeding vessels or tissues; cerrations partially to the hinge
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mosquito clamp?
same as crile but smaller / shorter; fine tips w/ fully serrated jaw
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kocher clamp
heavy tissue, bone, fascia
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kocher clamp: traumatic or atraumatic
traumatic
45
rochester pean clamp?
long jaw w/ horizontal serrations (full length of jaw); clamps large heavy segments of vessels
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schnidt clamp
used for tonsils; long and thin w/ serrations partially to jaw
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10 blade
small incisions in skin and muscle
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11 blade
for stab incisions like I and D