Surgical Instruments
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| Suction Machine | Used to withdraw fluids from body cavity
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| Infusion Pump | Used to electronically control IV flow rates to your patient
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| Doppler | Used to hear and record blood pressures of your patient
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| Mayo Stand (Instrument Stand) | Holds instruments within sterile field during surgery
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| IV fluid warmer | Used to warm fluids during administration
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| Pulse Oximeter | Indirectly measure the oxygen saturation
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| Laser Unit | Cut tissue and cauterize blood vessels
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| Smoke Evacuation System | Used to remove "smoke" (evaporated cells) while using the laser unit
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| Bair Hugger | Used to increase the body temperature of your patient (uses air)
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| Hot Dog Warmer | Used to increase the body temperature of your patient (like a heating blanket)
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| Gamar Warm Water System | Used to increase the body temperature of your patient (uses water)
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| ECG Monitor | Used for proper cardiac diagnostics
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| Endotracheal Tube | Used as an airway passage
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| Electrocauterizing Unit | Used in surgical procedures to cut through tissue and cauterize small blood vessels
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| Surgical Light Handle | Ensure sterility of light handle during surgery. Must be removed and sterilized between surgeries.
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| Laryngoscope | Used for proper placement of the ET tube and for visualization of the trachea
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| Esophageal Stethoscope | Used to monitor heart and lung sounds during surgery
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| Laser Handle | Used in conjunction with the laser unit to perform laser surgery
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| Laser Tip | Used in conjunction with the laser handle to perform laser surgery
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| Suction Tubing | Used to remove fluids from the body for disposal
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| Yankauer Suction Tip | Used in conjunction with the suction tubing to withdraw fluid from the body for disposal
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| Christmas Tree Connector | Used to connect tubing
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| Backhaus Towel Clamp | To secure the drape to a patient's skin by means of a small puncture
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| Backhaus Roeder Towel Clamp | To secure the drape to a patient's skin by means of a small puncture
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| Castroviejo Eye Speculum | Used to hold eyelids open for opthalmic exams or surgeries
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| Graefe's Eye Speculum | Used to hold eyelids open for opthalmic exams or surgeries
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| Olive Tip Cannula | This instrument is an opthalmic instrument used to flush the lacrimal gland
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| Spinal Needle | Used for spinal anesthesia (i.e. epidural)
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| Grooved Probe Director | Protects underlying tissues while making an incision
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| Senn Rake Retractor | Used to hold open wound or incision for better view of underlying tissue
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| Weitlaner Retractor | Maintain muscle retraction during orthopedic surgeries
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| Volkman Rake Retractor | Aids in visualization of tissue
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| Magill Catheter Forceps | Used to grasp catheter
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| Weitlaner Beckman Retractor | Used to hold incision or area of interest open
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| Sauerbrush Retractor | Used to hold tissue/muscle open
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| Bone Marrow Biopsy Needle | Collect biopsy of the bone marrow
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| Snook Spay Hook | Used to locate and grab uterine horn
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| Covault Spay Hook | Used to locate and grab uterine horn
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| Killian Vaginal Speculum | Used to examine the vagina
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| Female Canine Catheter | Used to catheterize bladder of female dog
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| Nye Tourniquet | Occlude blood vessels for venipuncture or amputation
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| Urethral Catheter | Used to prevent or flush blockage. Made of plastic.
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| Opthalmoscope | Used for better visualization of the eye
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| Taylor Percussion Hammer | Used to check reflexes of the animal
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| Jugular Catheter | Used for long term catheter placement and fluid administration
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| Microchip | Used for permanent identification
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| Microchip Scanner | Used to scan for microchip number
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| Tonopen | Used to check ocular pressure
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| Tonopen Covers | **Use a new one on EVERY PATIENT**
Covers Tonopen to prevent spread of disease
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| IV Catheter | Used for fluid administration
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| IV Fluid Line | Used to administer IV or SQ fluids
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| IV Port | Used to place on end of IV catheter for fluid or medication administration
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| V Tray | Used as a positional aid
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| Elizabethan Collar (E-Collar) | Used to prevent animal from chewing incision site or affected area
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| Otoscope | Used to examine the inside of the ear
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| Staple Remover | Used to remove surgical staples
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| Penrose Drain | Used to allow drainage from surgical area or bite wounds
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| Alligator Forceps | Used to grasp foreign objects deep within body cavity
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| Rochester Carmalt Forceps | Used to clamp large tissue bundle that contains blood vessels
*straight or curved
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| Hemoclip Forceps | Used to occlude or clamp off blood vessels
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| Hemoclip/Ligating Clip | Used in conjunction with the hemoclip forceps to ligate or clamp blood vessels
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| Rochester Pean Forceps | Clamp blood vessels or control large tissue bundles
*straight or curved
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| Rochester Ochsner Forceps | Clamp blood vessels or grasp tissue
*straight or curved
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| Debakey Tissue Forceps | Used to grab tissue
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| Adson Brown Tissue Forceps | Pick up, hold, and maneuver delicate tissue
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| Dressing Forceps | Grasp inanimate objects such as dressings or nonviable tissues
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| Tube Occluding Forceps | Use to clamp off section tubing
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| Halstead Mosquito Forceps | Clamp small blood vessels that must be occluded, crushed, or held firmly in place
*straight or curved
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| Ferguson Angiotube Forceps | Crush and create fold in tissue
*straight or curved
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| Young Tongue Forceps | Used to grasp tongue
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| Dolen Intestinal Forceps | Used to crush tissue and other delicate tissue
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| Crile Hemostatic Forceps | Used to occlude small blood vessels
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| Babcock Intestinal Forceps | Atraumatically grasp delicate tissue that will not be removed from the body
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| Kelly Forceps | Used to occlude small blood vessels
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| Sterilizing Forceps | Used to transport instruments during cold sterilization
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| Allis Tissue Forceps | Traumatically grasp tissues that will be removed from the body
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| Forester Sponge Forceps | Used to blot surgical area or apply betadine paint
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| Needle Holder with Spring | Used to secure and store surgical needles
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| #10 Scalpel Blade | General blade used in small animal surgery
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| #11 Scalpel Blade | Used for stab incisions and to sever ligaments
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| #12 Scalpel Blade | Lance abscess
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| #15 Scalpel Blade | Small, precise, or curved incisions
*Onychectomy
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| #22 Scalpel Blade | Used for general large animal surgery
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| Castroviejo Needle Holders | Used to hold fine surgical needle for opthalmic and neuro surgery
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| #3 Bard Parker Scalpel Handle | Used to hold small animal scalpel
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| #4 Bard Parker Scalpel Handle | Used to hold large animal scalpel
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| Tapered Needle | Used for internal suturing
*round body, sharp tip
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| Cutting Edge Needle | Used for suturing tough tissues (i.e. skin)
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| Reverse Cutting Edge Needle | Used for suturing tough tissues (i.e. skin)
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| Matheui Needle Holders | Drive suture needle through tissues
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| Mayo Hegar Needle Holders | Used to hold suture needle for suturing
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| Olsen Hegar Needle Holders | Drive suture needle through tissue and cut suture material
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| Leighton Bone Pin Introducer | Used to introduce intramedullary pin into the bone capsule
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| Gigli Wire Saw | Cut through thick, heavy bone or dehorn cattle or goats
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| Gigli Saw Handles | Used in conjunction with gigli wire saw to cut through thick, heavy bones or to dehorn cattle or goats
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| Intramedullary Pin Chuck | Place intramedullary pins
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| Bone Wire Guide | Used to advance surgical stainless steel wire around bone
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| Verbrugge Bone Holding Forceps | Used as a stabilization tool of the bone during orthopedic surgery
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| Fomon Bone Rasp | Smooth off rough edges of bone
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| Intramedullary Pins | Placed in medullary cavity for fracture stabilization
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| Drill Chuck and Key | Place intramedullary pins with orthopedic drill
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| Cerclage Wire Tightener | Allows you to tighten surgical stainless steel wire around bone
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| Orthopedic Mallet | Set pins or to strike osteotomes
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| Depth Gauge | Used to measure the depth of your drill
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| Osteotome | Cut through or shape bone
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| KE Tissue Protector | Used to protect soft tissue during placement of external fixation kit
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| Liston Bone Cutting Forceps | Used to cut bone
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| Kern Bone Holding Forceps | Used to stabilize bone for fixation. Applying too tightly can cause bruising to bone.
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| Lambert-Lowman Bone Clamp | Used to stabilize bone for fixation
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| Ruskin Rongeurs | Used to remove or break up small chunks of bone, cartilage, or fibrous tissue
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| Jacob's Pin Chuck with Handle and Extension | Used to place intramedullary pins in bone
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| Wire Twister | Used to secure wire around bone
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| Stainless Steel Surgical Wire | Repair broken bones
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| Quick Splint | Used as a stabilization aid for fractured/broken limbs
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| Thomas Schroeder Splint | Stabilization of simple fractures to the lower leg bones
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| Splint-Rod Form | Make circular and angled bends in aluminum rod(s)
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| Operating Scissors | Used to cut suture material and other inanimate objects
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| Iris Scissors | Cut suture material and other nonviable materials
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| Metzenbaum Scissors | Blunt dissection or cut soft tissue
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| Mayo Dissecting Scissors | Blunt dissection or cut through bulky connective tissue
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| Sistrunk Scissors | Short dissection
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| Littauer Stitch Scissors | Used to remove surgical skin suture
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| Spencer Stitch Scissors | Used to remove surgical skin suture
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| Lister Bandage Scissors | Used to remove bandaging material
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| Tenotomy Scissors | Cut delicate tissues and blunt dissection
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| Plaster Shears | Used to remove cast
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