Front | Back |
#4 Scalpel Handle
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Uses #20-25 blades, not commonly used |
#3 Scalpel Handle
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Uses #10, 11, 12, & 15 blades. #10 used for skin incisions, #15 is for locals, pediatrics, and breast biopsy. |
Metzenbaum Scissors
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Used on delicate tissue |
Curved Mayo Scissors
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Used on heavier tissue, like fascia |
Straight Mayo Scissors
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Used on sutures, dressings, & drains |
Wire Scissors
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Angled with teeth to cut wire |
Mosquito Clamp (straight or curved)
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Smallest hemostat, used for ENT, locals, or pediatrics |
Kelly Clamp (straight or curved)
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Medium hemostat, clamps tissue & vessels |
Crile Clamp
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Large hemostat; most often used |
Tonsil Clamp
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Longer shank than others, used for ligation "tie & pass" |
#7 Scalpel Handle
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Uses #10-12 & 15 blade; #11- stab wounds & #12- tonsils
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Mixter Clamp
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Sharp right angle used for blunt dissection
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Pean Clamp
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Peanut loader, used to grab pedicle flaps too
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Allis
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Used on tissue thats removed, like during a breast biopsy b/c its traumatic
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Babcock
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Used on ureters, bowels, fallopian tubes, or appendix b/c its atraumatic
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