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| What are cutting needles used for? | Fascia and Muscle
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| What are taper needles used for? | organs
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| What are swagged needles used for? | atraumatic
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| What does swagged needles mean? | needle and suture together
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| Non-Absorbable Sutures | Nylon, polyester, silk, wire
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| Retains strength <21 days | monocryl, biosyn
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| Retains strength >21 days | Dexon, Vicryl, Maxon, PDS, Polysorb
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| used in abdominal or thoracic surgery to suck up fluid | Poole Suction Tip
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| used in abdominal or thoracic surgery to suck up fluid and has a decompressed hole near the top to control the suction power with your finger | Frazier Suction Tip
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| Used to suck up LARGE amounts of blood in the thoracic or abdominal cavity | Yankaeur Suction Tip
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| Manuel bone and tissue retractor | Army-Navy
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| Manuel hand and foot retractor | Senn
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| Manuel retractor used in abdominal surgeries and some thoracic surgeries and has a blade that can be bent to any angle and depth that's needed | Small Malleable
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| Manuel retractor used in spays | Snook Hook
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| Manuel used in orthopedic surgeries | Hohlmann
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| self-retaining retractor used in abdominal surgeries | Balfour
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| self-retaining retractor used to separate the ribs | Finochietto
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| self-retaining retractor used to separate the ribs in very small animals | Gelpi
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| self-retaining retractor used in the abdominal | Jansen
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| self-retaining retractor used in abdominal or thoracic surgeries | Weitlaner
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| staples the skin together | skin stapler
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| staples the colon and rectum together | end-to-end anastomosis stapler
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| used in abdominal surgeries | Thoracoabdominal stapler
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| What does the lid spectrum do? | hold the eye open
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| What does the lacrimal cannulas do? | flushed the lacrimal duct
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| What do Iris Scissors do? | used to cut and suture during surgery
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| Which suture is a monofilament that is stiff and braided? | Dexon Suture
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| Which suture is a multifilament that is braided, stiff and used in ophthalmic surgery? | Vircryl Suture
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| Which suture helps with the healing of wounds? | Maxon Suture
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| Which suture is a monofilament and has very high tensile strength? | PDS Suture
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| Which suture is a monofilament and is excellent for tying knots because it is not stiff? | Monocryl Suture
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| Which size suture is most appropriate for large animal surgery? | 5
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| Which size suture is most appropriate for tiny, ocular surgery? | 7-0
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