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Which instrument is used to make incisions and excisions?
Which instrument is used to make incisions and excisions?
- Aneurysm Needle
- Incision Spreader
- Aneurysm Hook
- Scalpel (correct)
What is the primary function of the Incision Spreader?
What is the primary function of the Incision Spreader?
- To make incisions in the skin
- To raise vessels for injection
- To place ligatures around raised vessels
- To remove tissue from the body
- To widen incisions for easier access (correct)
Which instrument is used for blunt dissection and raising vessels?
Which instrument is used for blunt dissection and raising vessels?
- Aneurysm Needle
- Scalpel
- Incision Spreader
- Aneurysm Hook (correct)
Which of the following instruments is NOT used for blunt dissection?
Which of the following instruments is NOT used for blunt dissection?
What is the distinctive feature of the Aneurysm Needle that differentiates it from the Aneurysm Hook?
What is the distinctive feature of the Aneurysm Needle that differentiates it from the Aneurysm Hook?
What is the main function of the nasal tube aspirator?
What is the main function of the nasal tube aspirator?
During which procedure is the autopsy aspirator primarily used?
During which procedure is the autopsy aspirator primarily used?
What does the trocar primarily do during the embalming process?
What does the trocar primarily do during the embalming process?
What is the purpose of the trocar button applicator?
What is the purpose of the trocar button applicator?
What distinguishes the autopsy aspirator from other aspirators mentioned?
What distinguishes the autopsy aspirator from other aspirators mentioned?
What is the primary purpose of arterial locking fixation forceps?
What is the primary purpose of arterial locking fixation forceps?
At which point in the procedure are the fixation forceps used?
At which point in the procedure are the fixation forceps used?
What alternative method can be used to secure the canula aside from fixation forceps?
What alternative method can be used to secure the canula aside from fixation forceps?
Which step in the usage of arterial locking fixation forceps involves accessing the artery?
Which step in the usage of arterial locking fixation forceps involves accessing the artery?
What should be done to the artery before inserting the canula?
What should be done to the artery before inserting the canula?
In what scenario would fixation forceps be indicated?
In what scenario would fixation forceps be indicated?
What is the primary function of a hemostat?
What is the primary function of a hemostat?
Which instrument is designed to separate and elevate tissues?
Which instrument is designed to separate and elevate tissues?
Which of the following instruments would you use to shave hair?
Which of the following instruments would you use to shave hair?
What type of tissues can a separator be used for?
What type of tissues can a separator be used for?
What is a unique feature of the hemostat?
What is a unique feature of the hemostat?
Which instrument would NOT be considered a surgical device?
Which instrument would NOT be considered a surgical device?
In what scenario would a hemostat be most useful?
In what scenario would a hemostat be most useful?
What is the main purpose served by instruments like separators in surgery?
What is the main purpose served by instruments like separators in surgery?
How do razors differ from surgical instruments like hemostats and separators?
How do razors differ from surgical instruments like hemostats and separators?
What type of scissors is characterized by having blunt ends on both blades?
What type of scissors is characterized by having blunt ends on both blades?
What is the primary function of forceps in a surgical context?
What is the primary function of forceps in a surgical context?
Which instrument is specifically used to open collapsed veins for drainage?
Which instrument is specifically used to open collapsed veins for drainage?
What is the purpose of a grooved director in medical procedures?
What is the purpose of a grooved director in medical procedures?
Angular spring forceps are primarily utilized for what purpose in medical settings?
Angular spring forceps are primarily utilized for what purpose in medical settings?
Which of the following types of scissors would you use if you want to avoid puncturing tissue?
Which of the following types of scissors would you use if you want to avoid puncturing tissue?
Which instrument is NOT typically used for drainage in medical procedures?
Which instrument is NOT typically used for drainage in medical procedures?
What is a distinctive feature of the Angular spring forceps?
What is a distinctive feature of the Angular spring forceps?
Which type of forceps could be described as pincers or tweezers, typically utilized in a laboratory or surgical setting?
Which type of forceps could be described as pincers or tweezers, typically utilized in a laboratory or surgical setting?
Flashcards
What is a Nasal Tube Aspirator?
What is a Nasal Tube Aspirator?
This instrument uses suction, either by water or electricity, to clear the deceased's nose and throat.
What is an Autopsy Aspirator?
What is an Autopsy Aspirator?
This device sucks out blood, fluids, and embalming chemicals from the chest and abdomen during an autopsy.
What is a Trocar?
What is a Trocar?
A sharp, pointed instrument used to remove gases, liquids, and semi-solids from body cavities and inject embalming fluid.
What is a Trocar Button Applicator?
What is a Trocar Button Applicator?
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What is a Trocar Button?
What is a Trocar Button?
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Scalpel
Scalpel
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Incision Spreader
Incision Spreader
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Aneurysm Hook
Aneurysm Hook
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Aneurysm Needle
Aneurysm Needle
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Blunt Dissection Tool
Blunt Dissection Tool
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Separator
Separator
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Hemostat
Hemostat
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Razor
Razor
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Arterial Locking Fixation Forceps
Arterial Locking Fixation Forceps
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Arterial Tube (Canula)
Arterial Tube (Canula)
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Arterial Injection
Arterial Injection
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Ligature Securing
Ligature Securing
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Forceps Placement
Forceps Placement
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Forceps Clamping
Forceps Clamping
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Double Blunt Scissors
Double Blunt Scissors
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Point Blunt Scissors
Point Blunt Scissors
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Double Point Scissors
Double Point Scissors
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Forceps
Forceps
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Vein expander
Vein expander
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Grooved Director
Grooved Director
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Angular Spring Forceps
Angular Spring Forceps
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Clot Scissors
Clot Scissors
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Wound Closure Forceps
Wound Closure Forceps
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Study Notes
Nasal Tube Aspirator
- Used to clear the nose and throat of deceased individuals
- Uses either hydro or electric suction
Autopsy Aspirator
- Used during autopsies to remove blood and embalming fluids
- Helps create a safer work environment
Trocar
- Sharply pointed instrument
- Used in cavity embalming
- Used to remove gases, liquids, and semi-solids from the body cavities, and inject embalming fluid into hollow organs
Trocar Button Applicator
- Used to seal stoma holes caused by the trocar
- The applicator is screwed into the hole to seal the trocar opening
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