4. Used for grasping and
holding tissue, muscle
or skin surrounding a
wound
Single toothed on one
side; fits between two
teeth on the other side
5.
6. Used to hold tissue in place when applying sutures
Used to gently move tissues out of the way during
exploratory surgery
Used to insert packing into or remove objects from
deep cavities
7. Used to hold delicate
tissue
Used to compress
bleeding vessels
Jaws are fully serrated
8.
9. Used to clamp small vessels or
hold tissue
Jaws are partially serrated
Curved or straight
10. Used to hold and pass a suturing needle
through tissue
Has groove to hold needle within jaws
11. Adds weight to drapes and towels to ensure they stay
in place
Allow exposure of the operative site
12. Flat end is a blunt retractor
Three-prong end may be sharp to dull
Used to retract small incisions or secure a skin edge for
suturing
39. Used during laparoscopic
procedures eg Lap chole
Ports allow the surgeon to insert
telescopes/Cameras/instrument
s
Laparoscopic Port
40. Used to take
histological specimens
from lesions
eg breast lumps or liver.
The procedure can be
performed under local
anaesthetic
Trucut Biopsy Needle
41. Used to visualise the anal canal
and lower rectum
It is also used when injecting or
banding haemorrhoids.
After explaining the procedure
to the patient, the patient is
placed in the left lateral position
and a digital rectal examination
is performed.
The proctoscope is then attached
to a light source and lubricated
prior to its insertion into the
rectum.
Proctoscope (Gabriel)