Veterinary Surgical Instruments

40 cards   |   Total Attempts: 190
  

Cards In This Set

Front Back
Question 1
Olsen-Hegar Needler Holders
  • Scissor blades set behind jaws
  • Cross-hatching on jaws
  • Drive suture needles through tissue
Question 2
Ophthalmic Needle Holder
  • Hold needle for microsurgical procedures
  • Spring handle
Question 3
Mayo Scissors
  • Bulky tissue dissection
  • Fatter blades - curved OR straight
Question 4
Metzenbaum Scissors
  • Fine blades
  • Soft tissue dissection
  • Straight OR curved
Question 5
Wire Cutting Scissors
  • Cut stainless steel wire
  • Short, compact serrated blades
Question 6
Suture Scissors
  • Cut suture material
  • Small depression in one blade to slip between suture and skin
Question 7
Bandage Scissors
  • Straight OR bent
  • Cut suture material, drape (not patient!)
  • Blunt/blunt, sharp/blunt, sharp/sharp
Question 8
Iris Scissors
  • Curved OR straight
  • Detailed dissection of fine tissue
  • Very small, extremely sharp fine tip
Question 9
Bard Parker Scalpel Handle - #3 & #4
  • BP #3 - blades #10 - 15
  • BP #4 - blades #20 - 22
Question 10
Adson Tissue Forceps
  • Pick up & hold delicate tissue
  • Very fine teeth on each tine for minimal trauma
Question 11
Adson Brown Tissue Forceps
  • Pick up, hold, maneuver delicate tissue
  • 9 teeth on each tine medially
Question 12
Rat Tooth Tissue Forceps
  • Grasp skin & other dense tissues
  • Can delicate tissue damage
  • 2 teeth at end of each tine
Question 13
Debakey Vascular Forceps
  • Pick up delicate tissue
  • Thoracic, vascular or neurologic tissue
  • Small serration with groove in middle
Question 14
Dressing Thumb Forceps
  • Pick up gauze or dressing
  • Short, medium, long lengths
  • Taper slightly toward end but no teeth and not very fine at end
Question 15
Rochester Carmalt Forceps (hemostats)
  • Horizontal AND Vertical striations on jaws
  • Curved OR Straight