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Cards (44)

Section 1

(44 cards)

Freer Elevator

Front

-debulking and lifting periosteum from bones in confined areas -slightly curved teardrop tips

Back

Tonsil clamp

Front

-control bleeding and ligation, used for passing suture -curved with open finger ring and lock

Back

Richardson Retractor

Front

-retract multiple layers of tissue in deep sites -right angled, single or double sided, finger ridges on handle

Back

Russian Forceps

Front

-tissue handling -serrated spoon shaped tips

Back

Goelet Retractor

Front

-tissue retraction in small, superficial sites -double sided with different curved blades

Back

Jones Scissors

Front

-delicate tissue dissection -curved small tip, shorter sharper blade

Back

Debakey Forceps

Front

-atraumatic tissue handling -up to 12" long with ribbed grip panel

Back

Bandage Scissors

Front

aka "bandies" -atraumatic cutting of bandages -angled tip with blunt blade on bottom

Back

Yankauer suction tip

Front

-suction for visualization without damaging tissue -metal or plastic with bulbous head and holes

Back

Allis Clamp

Front

-hold or grasp heavy tissue, potentially damages tissue -straight with sharp teeth

Back

Mosquito Clamp

Front

-control bleeding, ligation for small vessels -small size curved/straight with lock

Back

Steinmann pin

Front

same as kirschner pin but larger than 1.6mm

Back

double-action bone cutting forceps

Front

-used to remove small pieces of bone -large blades with double action

Back

baby bennett retractor

Front

-elevate bone and retract tissue -flat narrow flared neck-

Back

Volkmann retractor

Front

-aka "rake" -small bone and joint procedures to retract tissue in shallow sites -single sided fork prongs

Back

Weitlaner Retractor (aka "weetie")

Front

-retract tissue in shallow surgical sites -multiple downward prongs each side, self retaining

Back

Rongeur

Front

-remove small pieces of bone and soft tissue -heavy duty, sharp edge scoop either straight, curbed or angled

Back

Gelpi Retractor

Front

-retract tissue in shallow and deep surgical sites -self-retaining, single sharp prong on each tip

Back

Kocher Clamp (coke-ker)

Front

-control bleeding and ligation for tough structures -thick, strong with serrated teeth and lock

Back

mallet

Front

- used for impaction of instruments and implants - many different weights depending on procedure --- do not say hammer!

Back

Currettes

Front

-remove bone and tissue by scraping and scooping -spoon shaped tip and ring currettes

Back

Needle Driver Clamp

Front

-holds suture needle for passing suture -straight, short jaws with lock (gold rings)

Back

Mayo Scissors

Front

-cutting heavy fascia or sutures -curved or straight with blunt tip

Back

Metzenbaum Scissors (aka Metz)

Front

-delicate tissue cuts, blunt dissection -smaller curved or straight blunt tip

Back

Army-Navy Retractor

Front

-retract muscle or tissue in shallow surgical sites -double-sided w/ different blades

Back

Tenotomy Scissors

Front

-delicate surgery -straight/curbed with sharp or blunt tip in "w" shape

Back

Senn Retractor

Front

-retract tissue from small/superficial surgeries like hand and foot sites - l-shaped blade and 3 prong blade

Back

Adson forceps

Front

aka "pick-ups" -hold tissue or pick up stuff -small, fine tip thumb forceps w/ or w/out teeth -(teethed = one tooth top and two teeth bottom)

Back

osteotomes

Front

-"chisel" -cut or remove bone -curved or straight in many different widths

Back

Kerrison Rongeur

Front

-removes bone and soft tissue from vertebral bodies in spine and neurosurgery -double action bone punch with multiple jaw slants

Back

Babcock clamp

Front

-grasp delicate tissue -triangular opening at tip with lock

Back

Frazier suction tip

Front

- suction in confined areas - thin suction tube in french sizing to measure catheters (3x the diameter in mm)

Back

Hemostat clamp

Front

-aka "PEAN" -bleeding control, ligation, 'tag' sutures -medium size curved/straight w/ locking clamp

Back

Kelly clamp

Front

-control bleeding, ligation for large vessels and tissue -large short/long nose both curved or straight w/ lock

Back

Key Elevator

Front

-scrapping bone, periosteum, and soft tissue -single sided, flat spade tip

Back

Arthroscopy Probe

Front

small right angled tip to identify and evaluate tissue

Back

pituitary rongeur

Front

-used to remove vertebral disk and soft tissue -serrated grabbing jaws with pistol grip

Back

Kirschner wire

Front

metal pin or rod for temporary or permanent internal fixation of fractures or osteotomies - less than 1.6mm diameter - different tips available

Back

Hohmann retractor

Front

-hook onto bone to retract muscle and tissue in shallow and deep sites -single point, single sided, curve or straight, many sizes, sharp or blunt

Back

Bone Rasp

Front

to file or smooth bone -double or single ended file

Back

Cobb Elevator

Front

-scrapping bone, periosteum, and soft tissue -single sided tear drop

Back

Towel clamp

Front

-grasping and securing towels, or bone manipulation during fracture reduction -curved perforating tips (pincher) with lock

Back

Lecksell Rongeur

Front

- "Double-action bone biter" - Used to remove small pieces of bone and soft tissue

Back

Bennett retractor

Front

-elevate bone and retract tissue -flat flared neck

Back