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it is better to use Betadine on instruments than instrument milk
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False
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What is the name of the insturment that holds the scapel blade
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Bard Parker scalpel handle
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What are some thumb forceps
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Rat tooth, brown adson and dressing
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When you are asked to grab the gelpi what type of instrument are you getting
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A retractor
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Do mayo-hager needle holders have built in scissors? What is the other needle holder used?
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No; olson-hager needle holders
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Which dissecting scissors are used to cut tough tissue
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Mayo dissecting scissors
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What are needle holders designed for
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Holding suture needle and performing instrument suture ties
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Which thumb forceps have no teeth and are used for applying and removing dressings
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Dressing thumb forceps
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Which retractor is double ended and is used to retract skin, fat or muscle
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The senn rake
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how should a instrument pack be prepared
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Each type of pack should be organized such that items are always placed in the same location in the tray
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How do you tell the difference between no. 3 and no. 4 scalpel handle
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By the size
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Which rochester forceps are used most commonly in orthopedic or large animal surgery
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Rochester- ochsner forceps
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Should instruments be soaked in sterile saline solution to prevent corrosion
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No, it doesn't keep the instruments from corroding
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What instrument is named by the number of screw holes in them and the screw diameter that best fits
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A bone plate
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What is normally placed in the intramedullary canal of long bones to repair fractures
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Steinmann pins
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