Suture Material and Instruments Flashcards
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Bishop-Harmon Tissue Forceps
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Nylon
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Catgut
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Polydioxanone (PDA)
*Prolonged Absorbable
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Isopropyl Alcohol
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Senn Retractor
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Polyglycolic Acid (PGA) or Polyglactin 910
*Looses Tensile Strength Quickly. Don’t want to use in Wounds that are Highly Contaminated
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Triclosan
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Chlorhexidine
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Iodophors
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0.05%
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Mosquito Hemostats
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Brown Adson Tissue Forcep
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Jacob’s Chuck
*Instrument that you place a Pin into and then Tighten the Grip around the Pin
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Surgeon’s Hands
*Surgeons Hands can be the Biggest Source of Contamination
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Rongeur
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Army-Navy Retractors
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Balfour Retractor
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Finochietto
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Gelpi Retractor
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Olsen Hagar Needle Driver
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Metzenbaum Scissors
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Poole Suction Tip
*Long Cylinder with Holes all the way Around
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Absorbable and Monofilament
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**Tensile Strength**
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Classify which **Tissue Forceps** are _Crushing, Non-Crushing and Hemostatic_
**Crushing-** _Babcock Tissue Forceps, Allis Tissue Forceps_
**Non-Crushing-** _Doyen Intestinal Forceps_
**Hemostatic-** _Carmalt Forceps, Kelly Hemostats, and Mosquito Forceps_
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**Allis Tissue Forcep**
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**Babcock Tissue Forceps**
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**Doyen Intestinal Tissue Forceps**
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**Rochester-Carmalt Hemostatic Forceps**
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**Kelly Hemostatic Forceps**
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**DeBakey Tissue Forceps**
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**Bard-Parker Number 3 Scalpel Handle**
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**Mayo Dissecting Scissors**
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**Stevens Tenotomy Scissors**
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**Vernon Cartilage and Wire Scissor**
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**Mayo Hegar Needle Holders**
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**Derf Needle Holders**
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**Castroviejo Needle Holders**
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**Malleable Retractor**
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**Snook Hook/Spay Hook**
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**Speed Lock Bone Holding Forceps**
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**Periosteal Elevator**
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**Barraquer Eyelid Speculum**
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**Frazier Suction Tip**
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**Wing Tipped Dental Elevator**
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**Curette**
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**Scaler**
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**Periodontal Probe**
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**Review Card: Absorbable vs. Nonabsorbable Suture**
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**Chromic Gut**
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**Polyglactin 910**
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**Glycomer 631**
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**Poliglecaprone 25 (Monocryl)**
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**Polidioxanone**
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**Silk**
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**Nylon**
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**Polypropylene**
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**Stainless Steel Suture**
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**True/False: NO Single Suture Type that is Ideal for all Surgical Scenarios**
**True**
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**Smaller Suture Size** = ______ Tensile Strength
**LESS**
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**Capillarity_:_** _Process by which Fluid and Bacteria are Wicked along Multifilament Fibers. **Allows Infection to Persist in the Suture**_
_**All ______ Sutures have Capillarity**_
**Braided**
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Most Commonly used **Needle Shape**
**1/2 Circle**
