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39 Cards in this Set
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Bone holding forceps (large point to point, bone reduction with speed lock, Verbrugge bone-holding forceps with speed lock, small/sharp bone reduction) |
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Bone rongeur |
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Freer periosteal elevator |
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Intramedullary pin set |
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Jacob's chuck |
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Kern's bone-holding forceps |
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Kirschner wire |
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Orthopaedic air drill |
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Periosteal elevators |
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Pin cutters |
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Wire twister |
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Wire twister |
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Designed to hold bone fragments together/clamp together until permanent fixation can be achieved; variety of tips, sizes, styles. |
Bone holders |
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Most popular type, used to elevate periosteum from bone |
Freer periosteal elevator |
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Breaks up bits and pieces of bone for grafting or to remove, scrapes bony spicules from periosteum |
Bone rongeurs |
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Used to hold and drive intramedullary pins to repair fracture or other purpose, uses key to tighten |
Jacob's chuck (hand drill) |
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Metal implants used to stabilize fractures or soft tissue injuries, from 1/16 to 1/2 inch with smooth or threaded ends |
Intramedullary pins |
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Used to cut pins once they have been placed in animal |
Pin cutter |
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Stainless steel wire (specific type) from 16 to 30 G, can be used alongside plates, pins or screws |
Kirschner wire |
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Drill to implant pins and other devices that is not manual |
Air drill |
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Use these or retired needle drivers to twist wire into place |
Wire twisters |
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Nylon is (absorbable/not) |
nonabsorbable |
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Polyester is absorbable/not |
nonabsorbable |
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Polyglactin 910/Vicryl is absorbable/not |
absorbable |
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Polyglycolic is absorbable/not |
absorbable |
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Polypropylene is absorbable/note |
nonabsorbable |
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Polydioxanone (PDS) is absorbable/not |
absorbable |
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Silk is absorbable/not |
nonabsorbable |
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Structure of nylon sutures? |
monofilament |
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Structure of polyester sutures? |
multifilament |
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Structure of polyglactin 910 (vicryl) |
multifilament |
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Structure of polyglycoic? |
multifilament |
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Structure of polypropylene? |
monofilament |
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structure of polydioxanone/PDS? |
monofilament |
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structure of silk? |
multifilament |
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Catgut is absorbable/not? |
absorbable |
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structure of catgut? |
monofilament |
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Which suture material is the strongest at first? |
monocryl |
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Which suture material best for slow wound healing? |
PDS II |
