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Vocabulary-style flashcards covering common surgical instruments and their basic functions.
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Halstead Hemostatic Clamp (Clamping/Occluding): A curved or offset hemostatic clamp used to control bleeding by clamping vessels.
Crile Hemostatic Clamp (Clamping/Occluding): A straight, serrated hemostatic clamp used to clamp vessels during surgery.
Kelly Hemostatic Clamp (Clamping/Occluding): A curved, medium-sized hemostat used to occlude vessels or grasp tissue.
Rochester-Pean Hemostatic Clamp (Clamping/Occluding): A large curved hemostat with heavy jaws used for grasping or clamping large vessels/tissue.
Right Angle Clamp (Clamping/Occluding): A 90-degree angled clamp used to secure vessels in hard-to-reach areas.
Adson Tonsil Clamp (Clamping/Occluding): A small toothed clamp used to grasp delicate tissue such as tonsils.
Adson Schnidt Clamp (Clamping/Occluding): A fine tissue clamp with teeth used for precise handling of delicate tissue.
Backhaus Towel Clip (Attaching/Approximating): A towel clip used to secure drapes or towels to the patient or table.
Peers Towel Clip (Attaching/Approximating): A towel clip used to secure drapes or towels to the patient or table.
Mayo-Hegar Needle Holder (Suturing/Stapling): A needle holder with ratcheted handles used to grasp suturing needles.
Crile-Wood Needle Holder (Suturing/Stapling): A needle holder with slender jaws for suturing tasks.
Straight Mayo Scissors (Cutting/Dissecting): Scissors with straight blades used to cut sutures and tissue.
Curved Mayo Scissors (Cutting/Dissecting): Scissors with curved blades for cutting tissue in curved areas.
Metzenbaum Scissors (Cutting/Dissecting): Dissecting scissors with long, slender blades for delicate tissue separation.
Beaver Blade Handle (Cutting/Dissecting): Handle used to hold surgical blades (Beaver blade system).
Lister Bandage Scissors (Cutting/Dissecting): Bandage scissors with blunt tips for safely cutting dressings.
Allis Clamp (Grasping/Holding): A heavy tissue forceps with fenestrated jaws used to grasp tissue with traction.
Kocher Clamp (Grasping/Holding): A strong toothed clamp used to grasp tough tissue; provides secure hold.
Babcock Clamp (Grasping/Holding): A delicate atraumatic clamp used to grasp and hold delicate tubular structures.
Foerster Sponge Stick (Grasping/Holding): A rod-like handle with a sponge applicator used to manipulate sponges in the surgical field.
Adson Forceps with Teeth (Grasping/Holding): Tissue forceps with teeth designed to grasp tissue securely.
Adson Forceps (Grasping/Holding): Tissue forceps with delicate teeth for gentle tissue handling.
Adson-Brown Forceps (Grasping/Holding): Forceps with two rows of teeth used for precise tissue grasping.
DeBakey Forceps (Grasping/Holding): Vascular forceps with long, atraumatic tips for delicate tissue handling.
Tissue/Thumb Forceps without Teeth (Grasping/Holding): Smooth tissue forceps used to hold tissue without creating trauma.
Tissue/Thumb Forceps with Teeth (Grasping/Holding): Toothed tissue forceps used to grip tissue firmly.
Richardson Retractor (Retracting/Exposing): A handheld retractor with blades used to expose the surgical area.
Army Navy Retractors (Retracting/Exposing): A simple, double-ended retractor used to hold back tissue.
Senn Retractor (Retracting/Exposing): A small rake-style retractor with tines for exposing shallow fields.
Weitlaner Self Retaining Retractor (Retracting/Exposing): A self-retaining retractor with pronged blades to hold back tissue.
Frazier Suction Tip (Suction/Aspiration): A narrow suction tip used to remove fluids from small or delicate spaces.
Poole Suction Tip (Suction/Aspiration): A wide-diameter suction tip used to remove large volumes of fluid from body cavities.