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General Surgical Instruments
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health-sciences
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surgery
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Answer 38 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. Used to retract the scapula to expose the ribs during thoracic entry and closure.
Curved Metz
Toothed Tissue Forceps
Kocher Forceps
Davidson Scapula Retractor
2. Holds blades 20 -21 -22 - 23 - 24 and 25 - Commonly use with the #20 blade to create a larger and.or deeper incision in heavy tissue areas
Penetrating Towel Clip
Key Elevator
Auvard Weighted Speculum
# 4 Knife handle
3. Heavy tissue scissors - Curved blades - blunt or sharp tips - cut tissue only and never anything else
# 4 Knife handle
# 3 Knife Handle
Brown Adson Tissue
Curved Mayo Scissors
4. Smooth round jaws that extend to sharp - inward-curved prongs
Gerald Tissue Forceps
Brown Adson Tissue
Tenaculum
Curved Metz
5. A ratcheted instrument with curved - sharp - tinelike jaws
Mixter Forceps
Halstead Forceps (Mosquito)
Penetrating Towel Clip
Curved Metz
6. On each side if the tip there are two rows of multiple teeth that interlock when closed
Straight Mayo Scissors
Curved Mayo Scissors
Brown Adson Tissue
Toothed Adson Tissue
7. Hand held - smooth - flat metal strip with rounded ends
Ribbon Retractor
Key Elevator
Parker Retractor
Curved Mayo Scissors
8. Curved or straight with multiple interlocking fine teeth at the tip reduce injury to the tissue
Allis Forceps
Russian Tissue Forceps
Gerald Tissue Forceps
Halstead Forceps (Mosquito)
9. Solid stainless steel hammer-like instrument. involve with bone work
Toothed Tissue Forceps
# 7 Knife Handle
Mallet
Gerald Tissue Forceps
10. Retracts tissue or bone in tight - small areas.
Hohmann Retractor
Russian Tissue Forceps
Ribbon Retractor
Adson Forceps
11. Fine tips have two small teeth on one side and one small tooth in the other side that fit together when closed
Curved Metz
Toothed Adson Tissue
Straight Mayo Scissors
Davidson Scapula Retractor
12. Four claws that may be blunt or sharp. handle is tear drop shape with two prongs on each side
Weitlaner retractor
Parker Retractor
Murphy Retractor
# 7 Knife Handle
13. Thumb screw with flaring wings to open the arms of the retractor. Four sharp prongs on each side.
Adson Forceps
Alm Retractor
Foerster Sponge Forceps
Kelly Forceps
14. Self retaining. Two hinged arms extended from the shank to three outward-curved prongs on one side and four on the other - sharp or dull
Adson Beckman Retractor
Ribbon Retractor
Toothed Tissue Forceps
# 4 Knife handle
15. Can be curved or straight and has two round tips with horizontal serrations
Foerster Sponge Forceps
Plain Tissue Forceps
Halstead Forceps (Mosquito)
Key Elevator
16. Always the same siz and shape. Tips have two to one interlocking large teeth and a crisscrossed pattern serration
Murphy Retractor
Ferris Smith Tissue Forceps
Alm Retractor
Key Elevator
17. Used to clamp -dissect - occlude tissue - 75 degree angle clamp w/ horizontal serrations that run the length of the jaws
Curved Mayo Scissors
Alm Retractor
Mixter Forceps
Halstead Forceps (Mosquito)
18. Long - thinner scissors with curved or straight blades that can have blunt or sharp tips - Used to cut tissue only and never anything else
Curved Metz
Toothed Adson Tissue
Parker Retractor
Debakey Tissue Forceps
19. A fine curved or straight clamp with horizontal serrations running halfway down the jaws. The shanks are longer than those of a crile or a kelly
Adson Forceps
Kelly Forceps
Curved Metz
Adson Beckman Retractor
20. Has a broader jaw that is rounded at the tip with crisscross on the inner jaw
Alm Retractor
Kocher Forceps
Mayo-Heagar Needle Holder
Debakey Tissue Forceps
21. An atraumatic tissue forceps with an elongated - narrowed blunt tip. A set of parallel fine serrations
Ferris Smith Tissue Forceps
# 7 Knife Handle
Debakey Tissue Forceps
# 4 Knife handle
22. Jaws have horizontal serrations and two to one large interlocking teeth at the tip
Kocher Forceps
Ferris Smith Tissue Forceps
Hohmann Retractor
Ribbon Retractor
23. Atraumatic tissue forceps eith horzontal serrated tips that vary from fine to heavy
Alm Retractor
Toothed Tissue Forceps
# 4 Knife handle
Plain Tissue Forceps
24. Hand held - double ended retractor and lateral curve to the blades on each end. One end longer then the other so its placed deeper in the wound
# 4 Knife handle
Toothed Adson Tissue
Straight Mayo Scissors
Army navy Retractor
25. A hollow tube with a grip handle and a slightly bent shaft that terminates with a bulbous tip and a large opening.
Davidson Scapula Retractor
Yankauer Suction tip
Foerster Sponge Forceps
Ferris Smith Tissue Forceps
26. Hand held double ended with smooth rounded ends
Parker Retractor
Gerald Tissue Forceps
Toothed Adson Tissue
Kocher Forceps
27. Self retaining retractor for vaginal..
Ferris Smith Tissue Forceps
Adson Forceps
Hohmann Retractor
Auvard Weighted Speculum
28. Holds blades 10 - 11 - 12 and 15 - Used when precision cutting is needed in a confined space or a deep wound
# 7 Knife Handle
Ferris Smith Tissue Forceps
Toothed Tissue Forceps
Rochester Pean Forceps
29. Curved or straight clamp with fine tops and horizontal serrations that run the length of the jaws
Adson Beckman Retractor
Murphy Retractor
Halstead Forceps (Mosquito)
Ribbon Retractor
30. Rounded tip with starburst pattern serrations
Russian Tissue Forceps
Mallet
Toothed Tissue Forceps
Key Elevator
31. Occlude larger blood vessels and tissue before ligation - deeper wound or on heavy tissue
Curved Mayo Scissors
Parker Retractor
Rochester Pean Forceps
Curved Metz
32. Used to occlude bleeders before cauterization or ligation
# 4 Knife handle
Davidson Scapula Retractor
Russian Tissue Forceps
Kelly Forceps
33. Very fine norrowed tips with horizontal serrations
Gerald Tissue Forceps
Straight Mayo Scissors
# 7 Knife Handle
Murphy Retractor
34. Holds blades 10 - 11 - 12 and 15 - Used to make skin incisions or whenever a fine precision cut is necessary
Hohmann Retractor
# 3 Knife Handle
Toothed Tissue Forceps
Adson Forceps
35. Heavy scissors w/ straight blades - used to cut suture
Mallet
Murphy Retractor
Straight Mayo Scissors
Halstead Forceps (Mosquito)
36. Dissects or separates hard tissue
Halstead Forceps (Mosquito)
Key Elevator
Auvard Weighted Speculum
Mixter Forceps
37. The tips have two teeth on one side and one tooth on the other side that fits between the opposite when closed
Halstead Forceps (Mosquito)
Adson Beckman Retractor
Foerster Sponge Forceps
Toothed Tissue Forceps
38. Self retaining with ratchet/release device on the shanks which holds them open in the wound. Tip has 3 outward curved prongs on one side and 4 on the other side. sharp or dull
Brown Adson Tissue
Allis Forceps
Parker Retractor
Weitlaner retractor