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Common instruments used in the medical office - image practice included

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show Grasps towels, dressing, drapes  
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show Grasp suture needle  
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Thumb forcep (Adson)   show
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Knife handle   show
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Straight S/S scissors (Deaver)   show
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show Picks up dressings or delicate tissue  
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Scalpel Blades (identify # of blade eg. 11, 15 etc)   show
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Bayonet Forcep (Cushing)   show
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Curved S/B (Deaver)   show
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Bandage Scissor,(Lester)   show
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Towel Forcep (Jones)   show
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show Cut tissue and suture  
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show Grasps tissue for control during dissecting or suturing  
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Bandage Scissors (Knowles)   show
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Suture Removal Scissors (Spencer)   show
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show Grasps suture needle  
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show Cut suture  
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Hemostat (petit-point or mosquito)curved   show
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show Remove splinters or other FB  
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Sponge Forceps (Forrester)   show
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Tissue or dressing forcep (Semken)   show
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Tissue Forceps(Judd-Allis)   show
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show Serrations stop partway  
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show Serrations extend all the way  
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show Uterine dilator - start small and gradually increase in size  
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show has sharp cutting edge to scrape away tissue  
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Uterine sound   show
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show Used for skin lesion biopsy - comes in various sizes (mm) and may be disposable  
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show Small, sharp-sharp for fine cutting of tissue  
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Anoscope   show
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show Has small working part that operates from handle.  
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