Surgical supplies and instruments
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| The collection of pus under the skin or deep within the body that cause tissue destruction. | Abscesses
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| A rigid tube that can be inserted into the body; often for deliver or removal of fluid for data gathering | Cannula
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| The act of scraping a boy cavity with a surgical instrument | Curettage (curette)
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| The opening or widening of the circumference of a body orifice with dilating instrument. | Dilation
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| To cut or separate tissue with a cutting instrument or scissors | Dissect
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| A sheet or band of fibrous tissue deep in the skin that covers muscles and boy organs | Fascia
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| A recess in the upper part of the vagina caused by the protrusion of the cervix into the vaginal wall | Fornix
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| A metal rod with a smooth, rounded tip that is placed in hollow instruments to reduce injury to body tissues during insertion. | Obturator
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| Open condition of a body cavity or canal | Patency
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| A metal probe that is inserted into or passed through a catheter, needle, or tube used for clearing purposes or to facilitate passage into a body orifice. | Stylus
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| Rubber drains placed in a wound at the end of a surgical procedure to drain excess fluid | Wound drains (Penrose drains)
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| Squares or strops saturated with petroleum jelly or petrolatum- used to pack wounds | Sterilized gauze
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| 1/4 in to 2 in wide and impregnated with iodoform iodine- used to pack abscesses to act as a wick to draw out the infection; also used as a local antibacterial agent | Sterilized iodoform gauze strips
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| used to absorb blood and protect tissues during surgery | Surgical sponges
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| Used to inject local anesthetics and irrigate wounds | Syringes and needles
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| must be cleansed with an antiseptic preparation to reduce the number of pathogens | Surgical sites
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| Ethyl chloride is highly flammable, it should never be used with/ | Electrical cauterizing equipment
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| local anesthetics are injected into the? | Subcutaneous tissue
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| Same suffix -caine, most frequently used lidocaine (xylocaine) Nesacaine and Sensorcaine | Local Anesthetics
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| Pt who find injection of anesthetics painful or traumatic may? | Spray with tropical anesthetic
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| Local anesthetics act with? | 5 to 15 minutes
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| Anesthesia usually last from? | 1 to 3 hours
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| Epinephrine causes | vasoconstriction
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| AgNO3 | Silver nitrate
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| Allows the suture to be cut and removed without trauma to the wound | hooked shape instrument
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| has a flat, blunt tip that can slide under the bandage without damaging the skin | Bandage scissors
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| used to withdraw fluids from cavities or for draining and irrigation with a catheter | a Trocar
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| used to find foreign bodies embedded in dermal tissue or muscle or trace a wound tract | A probe
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| used to lock an instrument into position | Ratchets
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| long slender tips are used during nose or ear procedures | Bayonet forceps
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| has a narrow tip for picking up material | Splinter forceps
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| used to drape the patient (sharp clamps on a towel) | Towel forceps
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| valves that are used to spread open tissue for visualization | Specula
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| used to clap small vessels or hold tissue | Hemostat
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| Used to grasp a suture needle | Needle holders
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| Has a fine tip for foreign object retrieval | Splinter forceps
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| used to insert packing into or remove objects from deep cavities | Plain thumb forceps (dressing)
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| used to grasp tissue muscle or skin surrounding a wound | Allis tissue forceps
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| used to hold gauze squares to sponge the surgical site | Forester sponge forceps
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| used to arrange items on a sterile tray | Transfer forceps
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| have a grooved tip that can slide under the suture material without traumatizing the wound | Suture removal scissors
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| strong and has a high degree of elasticity | Nylon suture
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| 1.Bandage scissors 2.Operating (surgical) scissors 3.Littauer stitch or suture scissors 4. Disposable scalpels | Cutting and Dissecting
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| 1. Hemostat forceps 2.Needle holders 3.Splinter forceps 4.Adson forceps 5. Palin thumb (dressing) forceps | Grasping and clamping
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| Senn retractor | Retractors
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| 1.probes 2.Trocars and obturators 3.Specula 4.Nasal specula | Probes and Dilators
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| 1. forester sponge forceps 2.placenta forceps 3.Bozeman Uterine dressing forceps 4.Endo cervical curette 5.Sims uterine curette 6.Schroeder uterine tenaculum 7. long allis forceps 8. Schroeder uterine tenaculum forceps | Gynecologic instrument's
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