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35 Cards in this Set
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Size: 5 in. |
Cvd-Kelly Clamp (Small Curved Hemostat)
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Size: 5 in.
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St-Kelly Clamp (Small Straight Hemostat)
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Size: 6 1/2 in.
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Cvd Mayo Clamp (Curved Hemostat)
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Size: 9 in.
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Pean Clamps (differs from hemostats by being longer and with a slightly bigger jaw opening) |
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size: 6 in.
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St-kocker clamps (proper spelling is Kocher)
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Size: 6 in.
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St-Allis Clamp |
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Size: 6 in.
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Babcock Clamp
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Size: 7.5 In.
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Schnidt Clamp (aka Tonsil--differs from hemostats in having a small, delicate jaw opening with a sharper curve) |
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Size: 7 in.
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Mixter Clamp (aka Right Angle) |
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Size: 9 in.
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Sponge Stick |
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Size: 9 in.
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Mixter (aka long right angle) |
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Size: 9 in.
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Babcock Clamp 9 1/2 (aka long babcock) |
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Size: 9 in.
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St-allis clamp (aka long allis) |
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Sizes: 7in, 8in
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Mayo-hegar needle holder (aka Mayo needle holder--distinguished by the sturdy blunt jaw. Used for holding the larger needles or manipulating knife blades)
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Size: 9in, 7in
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CVD Metzenbaum Scissors (aka curved metz--distinguished by the delicate, relatively pointy tip. Used to dissect tissue. DO NOT USE TO CUT SUTURE) |
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Size: 6in.
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St Mayo Scissor (distinguished by blunt, sturdy cutting tips. Used to cut suture or very tough tissue) |
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Size: 6in
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Cvd Mayo Scissors (similar purpose as straight mayo, but not as popular for cutting suture. Usually stays on the back table, unless straight mayos go off the field)
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Size: 5in.
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Backhaus Towel Clips (aka towel clamps, perforating towel clamps. Make sure all towel clamps are off before removing the drape) |
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Size: 5in.
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Edna clamps (aka non perforating towel clips--may have a variety of tip types, but all are non-perforating. Make sure all towel clamps are off before removing the drape) |
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Size: 5in
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Tissue forceps (aka Smooth Pickups) |
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Size: 6in.
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Bonnie Forceps (aka Bonnies. Used primarily for skin closure or manipulation of very tough tissue) |
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Size: 4in.
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Adson forceps with teeth (aka toothed adsons. Used primarily for skin closure) |
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Sizes: 8in, 9in
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Debakey Forceps: (aka Magics-used to manipulate delicate tissue. DO NOT USE TO PICK UP NEEDLES. Distinguished by the fine tip with very tiny ridges) |
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Sizes: 8in, 10in
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Smooth Dressing Forceps (aka long smooth pickups. Intended for use on delicate tissue, d/t lack of teeth, but debakeys are more common. These are rarely used.) |
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Sizes: Small, Medium, large
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Richardson Retrators (aka small rich, medium rich, large rich. Size refers to the wideness of the tip, not the length of the handle)
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Army Navy
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Sizes: Small, Medium, Large
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Ribbon Retractor (aka Malleable. Size refers to the width of the retractor, not the length)
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Single Skin Hooks (Josephs. Rarely used, but like the name implies, can be used to retract the skin during closure)
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Sizes: Small, Medium, Large
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Deaver Retractors (also refered to as narrow, medium or wide deavers. Size refers to the width of the retracting surface, not the length of the handle)
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Poole suction tip (comes disassembled in two pieces. Make sure you have BOTH pieces before you count it as a single instrument. Used for sucking fluid from the depths of the abdomen. The perforated removable tip is a guard that keeps the intestine from getting sucked into the instrument and getting damaged)
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Vascular Suction Tip Andrew (aka small Yankauer. Size refers to the diameter of the bulb at the tip, not the length of the handle. Not commonly used because we have the larger, disposable yankauer that comes in our packs. This is primarly for suctioning small areas where a larger yankauer tip would obstruct the view of the surgeon)
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Size: 5in
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Knife Handle #3 (accepts blades #10, 15, 11, 12. Doctors prefer to use a #10 blade on this #3 handle for skin incision) |
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Size: 5in.
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Knife Handle #4 (accepts blade #20 ONLY--distinguished by larger attachment area for the blade. Don't bother to load a blade on this for most cases) |
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Size: 9in
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Knife handle #3L (aka Long #3. accepts blades #10, 15, 11, 12. Rarely used, but when it's needed it's used in the deep belly. Don't bother to load a blade on this for most cases) |
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Size: 7in
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Knife Handle #7 (accepts blades #10, 15, 11, 12. Doctors usually prefer to have a #15 blade on this handle for dissection after the skin incision) |
