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Week 1 Instruments

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NAME: Instrument Casket

ALIAS: Sterilization Container, Casket

CATEGORY: Accessory

USE: Holds and keeps the instrument basket in place, which holds surgical instruments sterile. Protects instruments from damage.

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NAME: Instrument Basket

CATEGORY: Accessory

USE: Holds surgical instruments that are/are going to be sterilized. Handles on each side of the basket are used to pull basket out of instrument casket.

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NAME: Instrument Stringer

CATEGORY: Accessory

USE: Used to organize ring-handled instruments within a tray.

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NAME: Sharps Book Needle Counter

ALIAS: Needle Mat, Sharps Holder, Needle Magnet

CATEGORY: Accessory

USE: Contains sharps and needles, and is put on the back table.

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NAME: Sharps Canister

CATEGORY: Accessory

USE: Used to dispose of sharp instruments and supplies.

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NAME: #4 Knife/Scalpel Handle

CATEGORY: Cutting/Dissecting

USE: Used with the #20-#25 blade to create a larger and deeper incision in heavy tissue areas.

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NAME: #4 Long Knife/Scalpel Handle

CATEGORY: Cutting/Dissecting

USE: Used with the #20 - #25 blades to create larger and deeper incisions in heavy tissue areas.

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NAME: #20, #21, #22, #23, #24, #25 Blades

CATEGORY: Cutting/Dissecting

USE: Is used with the #4 scalpel handle to create a larger and/or deeper incision on heavy tissue and bone.

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NAME: #3 Knife/Scalpel Handle

CATEGORY: Cutting/Dissecting

USE: Used to hold #10, #11, #12, and #15 blades. Used to make skin incisions or precise incisions.

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NAME: #3 Long Knife/Scalpel Handle

CATEGORY: Cutting/Dissecting

USE: Is used for precision cutting deep within a wound.

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NAME: #3 Long Angled Knife/Scalpel Handle

ALIAS: Cold Cone Knife

CATEGORY: Cutting/Dissecting

USE: Used to remove abnormal cervical tissues during a cold conization of the cervix.

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NAME: #7 Knife/Scalpel Handle

CATEGORY: Cutting/Dissecting

USE: Used when precision cutting is needed in a confined space or a deep wound.

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NAME: #10 Blade

CATEGORY: Cutting/Dissecting

USE: Used for making skin incisions.

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NAME: #11 Blade

CATEGORY: Cutting/Dissecting

USE: Used for puncturing the skin or to initiate the opening of an artery.

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NAME: #12 Blade

CATEGORY: Cutting/Dissecting

USE: Used mainly during tonsillectomies.

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NAME: #15 Blade

CATEGORY: Cutting/Dissecting

USE: Used for pediatric or plastic/recovery surgery.

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NAME: Round Beaver Knife Handle

CATEGORY: Cutting/Dissecting

USE: Used to hold smaller blades for precise incisions of microsurgical procedures.

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NAME: Round Beaver Blades

CATEGORY: Cutting/Dissecting

USE: Used to make precise incisions during microsurgical procedures.

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NAME: Flat Beaver Knife Handle

CATEGORY: Cutting/Dissecting

USE: Used to hold a small blade for microsurgical procedures where precise incisions are required.

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NAME: Flat Beaver Blades

CATEGORY: Cutting/Dissecting

USE: Used to make precise incisions.

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NAME: Dermatome

ALIAS: Paget Dermatome

CATEGORY: Cutting/Dissecting

USE: Used for harvesting a split-thickness skin graft.

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NAME: Dermatome Blade

ALIAS: Paget Blade

CATEGORY: Cutting/Dissecting

USE: Used for harvesting a split-thickness skin graft.

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NAME: Dermamesher

ALIAS: Skin Mesher

CATEGORY: Cutting/Dissecting

USE: Used for expansion of a split-thickness skin graft.

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NAME: Dermacarriers II Skin Graft Carrier

CATEGORY: Accessory

USE: Skin is place on top of this accessory and put through the Dermamesher to create the mesh pattern.

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NAME: Watson Skin Graft Knife

ALIAS: Humby Knife

CATEGORY: Cutting/Dissecting

USE: Used for harvesting a split-thickness skin graft or for wound debridement.

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NAME: Probe & Grooved Director

CATEGORY: Probing/Dilating

USE: Used to detect an obstruction in a tubular structure or determine the patch and the extent of a fistula tract.