Instructions for Side by Side Printing
- Print the notecards
- Fold each page in half along the solid vertical line
- Cut out the notecards by cutting along each horizontal dotted line
- Optional: Glue, tape or staple the ends of each notecard together
Week 6: clamps, forceps, or clips
front 1  | back 1 Name: backhaus penetrating towel clip Category: grasping/ holding Use: used for holding towels in place while draping; when grasping tough tissue; and during reduction of small bone fractures |
front 2  | back 2 Name: peers non penetrating towel clip Category: grasping and holding Use: used for attaching cords, bovie, and suction to the drapes/ field |
front 3  | back 3 Name: Edna non penetrating towel clip Category: grasping/holding Use: used for attaching cords, bovie, and suction to the drapes/ field |
front 4  | back 4 Name: foerster sponge forceps Category: grasping/ holding Use: these are used for creating a sponge stick, for grasping tissues such as the lungs, or for removing uterine content |
front 5  | back 5 Name: Allis forceps- curved Category: grasping/ holding Use: used for grasping, holding, and retracting slippery dense tissue that is being removed; commonly used for tonsils; for vaginal, Breast, and thyroid tissues; or for grasping bowel during resection |
front 6  | back 6 Name: Allis forceps- straight Category: grasping/ holding Use: are used for lifting, holding, and retracting slippery, dense tissue that is being removed; tonsils, breast, vaginal, and thyroid tissue; or for grasping bowel during resection |
front 7  | back 7 Name: allis- Adair forceps Category: grasping/ holding Use: used for lifting, holding, and retracting slippery dense tissue that is being removed; mainly in OBGYN; A&P repairs; vaginal tissue; heavier tissue; wider in width and more teeth |
front 8  | back 8 Name: Babcock basket forceps Category: grasping/ holding Use: are used for grasping and encircling delicate structur as ureters, fallopian tubes, bowel, ovaries, and appendix; general and OBGYN procedures |
front 9  | back 9 Name: kocher- oshner forceps - curved Category: grasping/ holding Use: used for lifting, holding, and retracting slippery, dense tissue; vaginal tissue; OBGYN; traumatic |
front 10  | back 10 Name: kocher- oshner forceps - straight Category: used for grasping tough, fibrous slippery tissues; such as muscle and fascia; traumatic |
front 11  | back 11 Name: Lahey goiter forceps Category: grasping/ holding Use: used on goiter, thyroid tissue; grasp the strat muscle to pull it up; very traumatic |
front 12  | back 12 Name: Pennington forceps Category: grasping/ holding Use: are used for grasping tissue and organs during general procedures; intestinal and rectal procedures; grasping the uterine layers during closure of a c-section |
front 13  | back 13 Name: Jacob's tennaculum Category: grasping/ holding Use: grasping the anterior lip of the cervix for manipulation; commonly used during vaginal procedures such as a D&C or vaginal hysterectomy |
front 14  | back 14 Name: Schroeder single tooth tenaculum Category: grasping/ holding Use: used for grasping the anterior lip of the cervix for manipulation; commonly used during vaginal procedures such as a D&C or vaginal hysterectomy |
front 15  | back 15 Name: Schroeder double tooth tenaculum Category: grasping/ holding Use: used for grasping the anterior lip of the cervix for manipulation; commonly used during vaginal procedures such as a D&C or vaginal hysterectomy |
front 16  | back 16 Name: hulka tenaculum Category: grasping/ holding Use: used to manipulate the uterus and thereby facilitate visualization of and access to pelvic structures during laporoscopic procedures |
front 17  | back 17 Name: Bozeman uterine dressing forceps (big sexy) Category: grasping/ holding Use: used for placing vaginal packing in the vagina for vaginal procedures |