This document lists and describes various surgical instruments used in medical procedures. It provides details on the uses of instruments such as forceps, retractors, scissors, dilators, catheters, trocars, and bone cutting tools. Rampler's swab holding forceps and Doyen's cross action towel clips are used to hold swabs and drapes. Spencer Wells' and Kocher's haemostatic forceps are used to hold bleeding vessels and tissues. Langenbach's and Morris retractors help with visualization during surgery. Metallic probes, bougies, and dilators are used to assess structures and dilate passages. Catheters like Foley's and Malecot's drain fluids. Kelly's
The passage discusses the importance of teaching children about money at a young age through age-appropriate activities like allowances, savings jars, and helping with family shopping. Learning good financial habits early can set kids up for financial success as adults by developing an understanding of earning, spending, saving and the value of a dollar. Hands-on learning about money through real world activities can instill lifelong skills for managing personal finances responsibly.
This document discusses surgical instruments and provides examples. It is presented by Mr. Vijayreddy Vandali and introduces five classes of surgical instruments: cutting instruments and dissecting tools like scalpels and scissors; grasping tools like forceps; hemostatic instruments that control bleeding; retractors; and tools that unite tissues. Scalpels, specifically, are then described in more detail as the basic surgical knife that comes with detachable blades in various sizes for different procedures.
The document lists and describes various surgical instruments used in operations. It includes forceps such as mosquito forceps and artery forceps used to grasp tissues and vessels. Other instruments mentioned are needle holders, scalpel handles, scissors, retractors, clamps and saws. Specific uses of each instrument are provided such as holding sutures, exposing deeper structures, stopping blood flow, and cutting bones. The document serves as a reference for the various tools that surgeons utilize during medical procedures.
This document describes various surgical instruments used for preparing, draping, incisions, securing homeostasis, retracting tissues, holding tissues, cutting, and special procedures in general surgery. It provides details on forceps, clamps, retractors, scissors, and other tools used for tasks like holding sponges, fixing drapes, making incisions, clamping vessels, retracting skin and organs, holding tissues, and performing procedures like thyroidectomy and intestinal resection. The instruments described each have specific uses in general surgical procedures.
This document provides descriptions of various surgical instruments used in a thoracotomy procedure. It describes bone tools like a bone nibbler and rib shear for resection of ribs. It also outlines retractors like a rib spreader and lung retractor to access the thoracic cavity. Various forceps and clamps are explained like bronchial clamps, vascular tissue forceps, and lung holding forceps for grasping tissues and blood vessels. The document aims to inform about the key equipment used in opening the chest cavity during thoracic surgeries.
This document lists and describes various surgical instruments used in medical procedures. It provides details on the uses of instruments such as forceps, retractors, scissors, dilators, catheters, trocars, and bone cutting tools. Rampler's swab holding forceps and Doyen's cross action towel clips are used to hold swabs and drapes. Spencer Wells' and Kocher's haemostatic forceps are used to hold bleeding vessels and tissues. Langenbach's and Morris retractors help with visualization during surgery. Metallic probes, bougies, and dilators are used to assess structures and dilate passages. Catheters like Foley's and Malecot's drain fluids. Kelly's
The passage discusses the importance of teaching children about money at a young age through age-appropriate activities like allowances, savings jars, and helping with family shopping. Learning good financial habits early can set kids up for financial success as adults by developing an understanding of earning, spending, saving and the value of a dollar. Hands-on learning about money through real world activities can instill lifelong skills for managing personal finances responsibly.
This document discusses surgical instruments and provides examples. It is presented by Mr. Vijayreddy Vandali and introduces five classes of surgical instruments: cutting instruments and dissecting tools like scalpels and scissors; grasping tools like forceps; hemostatic instruments that control bleeding; retractors; and tools that unite tissues. Scalpels, specifically, are then described in more detail as the basic surgical knife that comes with detachable blades in various sizes for different procedures.
The document lists and describes various surgical instruments used in operations. It includes forceps such as mosquito forceps and artery forceps used to grasp tissues and vessels. Other instruments mentioned are needle holders, scalpel handles, scissors, retractors, clamps and saws. Specific uses of each instrument are provided such as holding sutures, exposing deeper structures, stopping blood flow, and cutting bones. The document serves as a reference for the various tools that surgeons utilize during medical procedures.
This document describes various surgical instruments used for preparing, draping, incisions, securing homeostasis, retracting tissues, holding tissues, cutting, and special procedures in general surgery. It provides details on forceps, clamps, retractors, scissors, and other tools used for tasks like holding sponges, fixing drapes, making incisions, clamping vessels, retracting skin and organs, holding tissues, and performing procedures like thyroidectomy and intestinal resection. The instruments described each have specific uses in general surgical procedures.
This document provides descriptions of various surgical instruments used in a thoracotomy procedure. It describes bone tools like a bone nibbler and rib shear for resection of ribs. It also outlines retractors like a rib spreader and lung retractor to access the thoracic cavity. Various forceps and clamps are explained like bronchial clamps, vascular tissue forceps, and lung holding forceps for grasping tissues and blood vessels. The document aims to inform about the key equipment used in opening the chest cavity during thoracic surgeries.
The document discusses various surgical techniques for repairing exstrophy of the bladder, including:
1. Early complete primary repair of exstrophy aims to close the bladder and abdominal wall simultaneously with epispadias repair and bladder neck reconstruction in one stage.
2. Staged repair involves initial bladder closure followed by later epispadias repair and bladder neck reconstruction once the bladder has grown adequately.
3. Bladder neck reconstruction aims to increase outlet resistance but has varying success rates, and patients may later require additional surgeries like Y-V plasty if incontinence develops.
4. Augmentation cystoplasty is an option for patients with small non-compliant bladders or
This document lists surgical instruments and their uses. It describes various forceps including artery forceps, mosquito forceps, Kocher's forceps and sponge holding forceps. Scissors such as Mayo's scissors and suture cutting scissors are also outlined. Other instruments mentioned include surgical knives, needle holders, retractors such as Langenbeck and Morris retractors, and skin hooks. For each item, the document provides details on the design features and common surgical applications.
This document discusses sutures and needles used in surgery. It defines sutures as stitches used to hold tissues together during healing. It classifies sutures as absorbable or non-absorbable and discusses common materials. Sutures must be strong, non-toxic, and flexible. The document also describes different needle shapes and types, including atraumatic needles permanently attached to sutures for ease of use with less tissue trauma. Proper selection, storage, and care of sutures and needles is important for effective wound closure and patient safety.
SURGICAL INSTRUMENT DEMONSTRATION FOR MEDICAL STUDENTBashir BnYunus
This document provides information about various medical instruments and devices. It describes the parts and uses of forceps including sponge holding, artery, Kocher's, Allis, and Babcock forceps. It also discusses retractors like Langenbeck, Morris, Deaver's, Doyen's, and mastoid retractors. Additional topics covered include sutures, urethral sounds, drains, tracheostomy tubes, endotracheal tubes, urethral catheters, IV cannulas, proctoscopes, osteotomes, mallets, face masks, ambu bags, diathermy, chest tubes, and Yankauer and Poole suction tips. Questions are
This document discusses the physiology and process of cystometry. Cystometry involves filling the bladder with fluid while measuring pressure inside and outside the bladder. It evaluates bladder storage and voiding functions. Key parameters include bladder capacity, compliance, presence of involuntary contractions. Cystometry is useful for investigating lower urinary tract symptoms and localizing the site of dysfunction. It reproduces the patient's symptoms to correlate with test findings.
Care of Bed ( Plaster cast & Traction)- ridden Patient.pptxAbhishek Joshi
This document discusses care of bedridden patients, including definitions, types of casts and traction, and assessment and management. It defines being bedridden as immobility requiring staying in bed due to sickness or weakness. Two main types of casts are discussed: plaster casts, which are solid moulds used to immobilize injuries, and fiberglass casts, which are lighter. Lower extremity casts include long leg casts and short leg casts. Traction methods are also outlined, including skin traction using weights attached to the skin and skeletal traction using pins inserted into bones. Assessment and management of bedridden patients and those in casts or traction includes vital sign monitoring, skin checks, and attention to nutrition, hydration and elimination.
In this presentation, I will be exploring the basic needed instruments for dissection. We'll learn about the function of each major tool and how to use it during this session.
A laparotomy is a surgical procedure involving an incision through the abdominal wall to access the abdominal cavity. It can be performed for both diagnostic and therapeutic purposes when there is a need for surgery but no definitive pre-operative diagnosis. The key steps include pre-operative preparation, gaining surgical access, systematically exploring the abdominal cavity including solid organs and intestines, performing any necessary procedures, and closing the abdominal wall. Complications can include infection, adhesions, hernias and more, so thorough exploration and drainage if needed is important.
This document provides information about cystoscopy and urethroscopy procedures. It defines cystoscopy as an examination of the inside of the bladder using a cystoscope, which is a thin instrument with a lens and light. Urethroscopy examines the inside of the upper urinary tract including the ureters and renal pelvis using a ureteroscope. Cystoscopy and urethroscopy can be performed rigidly or flexibly to evaluate issues like blood in the urine, infections, or abnormalities. The document outlines the procedures and anatomy of the urinary tract and discusses common reasons for requiring cystoscopy or urethroscopy like stones, tumors, or blockages.
A proctoscopy is a medical procedure where a proctoscope (a rigid metal tube with a light) is inserted into the rectum to examine the anal cavity, rectum, and sigmoid colon. A proctoscope is 5 inches long while a rectoscope is 10 inches long. The procedure takes 5-10 minutes and is used to detect diseases, evaluate abnormal test results, check for rectal bleeding or cancer recurrence. During the procedure, air is pumped in to provide a clearer view and the patient may feel discomfort. Afterward, the nurse monitors for complications while the patient can resume normal activities.
This document provides information about cystoscopy, including:
1. Cystoscopy involves visual examination of the urinary bladder using a cystoscope inserted through the urethra.
2. Patient preparation involves positioning in lithotomy, cleaning the genital area, and administering local anesthetic into the urethra.
3. The basic components of a cystoscope are a sheath, obturator, and telescope to view the bladder internally.
Endoscopy is a medical procedure that uses an endoscope to examine the interior of a body cavity or organ. There are many types of endoscopy depending on the part of the body being examined, such as gastroscopy for the stomach and esophagus. Endoscopy is used to investigate symptoms, confirm diagnoses, and provide treatments. It allows doctors to obtain images and biopsies of tissues. Precautions must be taken for patients with unstable airways or cardiac issues. Potential risks include chest pain, fever, and local site redness and swelling.
Endoscopy involves inserting a thin, flexible tube with a camera into the body to examine the interior of an organ. There are several types of endoscopes including rigid, fiberoptic, and video endoscopes. Endoscopy is used for both diagnostic and therapeutic purposes in various parts of the gastrointestinal tract. It allows direct visualization of the interior and enables procedures like biopsy, polyp removal, and management of bleeding. New techniques like capsule endoscopy, balloon enteroscopy, ERCP, chromoendoscopy, and endoscopic ultrasound have expanded endoscopy applications.
Prashant Kumar studied operation theater technician from 2020-2022 at King George's Medical University in Lucknow, India. He learned about common surgical instruments including their names, uses and sterilization methods. Some instruments described include forceps, retractors, scissors and needle holders which are used to hold, expose and cut tissues in various surgeries.
ERCP is an endoscopic procedure used to examine the duodenum, bile ducts, gallbladder, and pancreatic duct. A endoscope is inserted through the mouth and stomach to access the papilla of Vater. Contrast dye is injected through the endoscope to allow visualization of the bile and pancreatic ducts via x-ray imaging. Sedation is provided during the procedure. Potential risks include infection, pancreatitis, and perforation of the GI tract, though complications are less than 10% when performed by an experienced doctor.
MBBS STUDENTS UNDER GRADUATES ..WITH USES PROPERTIE IMAGES......FOLEYS CATHETER MALECOTS CATHETER ARTERY FORCEPS SMALL MEDIUM LARGE RETRACTOR KELLYS SURGERY SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS MBBS STUDENTS UNDERGRADUATES SUTURE MATERIALS MAYOS SCISSORS MBBS STUDENTS UNDER GRADUATES .......LISTERS SINUS FORCEPS....RIGHT ANGLED FORCEPS....KOCHERS CLAMP...suture material suture removal Jolls thyroid retractor .....WITH USES PROPERTIE IMAGES......FOLEYS CATHETER MALECOTS CATHETER ARTERY FORCEPS SMALL MEDIUM LARGE RETRACTOR KELLYS SURGERY SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS MBBS STUDENTS UNDERGRADUATES SUTURE MATERIALS MAYOS SCISSORS ..FOLEYS CATHETER ....3 WAY 2WAY RYLES TUBE.........HILTONS METHOD ..ALLIS .... MOSQUITO . LANES FORCEPS ....Lanes twin anastomosis clamp......MALECOTS CATHETER.. ARTERY FORCEPS..... SMALL MEDIUM LARGE ......RETRACTOR ....KELLYS ....SURGERY SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS MBBS STUDENTS UNDERGRADUATES..... SUTURE MATERIALS.... MAYOS SCISSORS
...........................MBBS STUDENTS UNDER GRADUATES ..COMPARISON WITH IMAGES NOTES FROM LECTURE CLASSES.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
This document lists and describes various surgical instruments used in operating rooms. It includes instruments for cutting such as scalpels, scissors, and rongeurs. It also includes instruments for scraping and smoothing such as curettes, elevators, and rasps. Additionally, it lists instruments used for exerting force like mallets and saw handles. Each instrument is described along with its common uses and any alternative names.
This document provides information on ear irrigation including:
- The definition, purpose, solutions, equipment, and procedure for ear irrigation to remove ear wax or foreign objects from the ear canal.
- The method involves using a syringe or irrigation can to gently flush the ear canal with sterile water or saline to loosen and remove obstructions.
- Precautions are outlined to avoid injury and ensure proper aftercare if any pain or drainage occurs after the procedure.
This document lists and provides brief descriptions of various medical instruments used in surgical procedures. It describes instruments such as forceps, retractors, catheters, saws, trocars and more. Each instrument listed is accompanied by one or two examples of the types of surgical procedures or tasks it is used for. The document provides an overview of common instruments and their basic functions in the operating room.
Hospital instruments are classified into three main categories: diagnostic, therapeutic, and operative. Diagnostic instruments include optical instruments like laryngoscopes and bronchoscopes used to examine areas like the larynx and trachea. CT scans provide tissue density information using x-rays. Biopsies involve examining living tissue samples. Therapeutic instruments include equipment for sterilization, surgical sutures, gloves, and devices for drainage and splints. Operative instruments are used in surgery and include scalpels, scissors, forceps, and needle holders. Health accessories in hospitals include hospital beds, wheelchairs, walkers, canes, patient lifts, urology supplies, ostomy appliances, and braces.
The document discusses various surgical techniques for repairing exstrophy of the bladder, including:
1. Early complete primary repair of exstrophy aims to close the bladder and abdominal wall simultaneously with epispadias repair and bladder neck reconstruction in one stage.
2. Staged repair involves initial bladder closure followed by later epispadias repair and bladder neck reconstruction once the bladder has grown adequately.
3. Bladder neck reconstruction aims to increase outlet resistance but has varying success rates, and patients may later require additional surgeries like Y-V plasty if incontinence develops.
4. Augmentation cystoplasty is an option for patients with small non-compliant bladders or
This document lists surgical instruments and their uses. It describes various forceps including artery forceps, mosquito forceps, Kocher's forceps and sponge holding forceps. Scissors such as Mayo's scissors and suture cutting scissors are also outlined. Other instruments mentioned include surgical knives, needle holders, retractors such as Langenbeck and Morris retractors, and skin hooks. For each item, the document provides details on the design features and common surgical applications.
This document discusses sutures and needles used in surgery. It defines sutures as stitches used to hold tissues together during healing. It classifies sutures as absorbable or non-absorbable and discusses common materials. Sutures must be strong, non-toxic, and flexible. The document also describes different needle shapes and types, including atraumatic needles permanently attached to sutures for ease of use with less tissue trauma. Proper selection, storage, and care of sutures and needles is important for effective wound closure and patient safety.
SURGICAL INSTRUMENT DEMONSTRATION FOR MEDICAL STUDENTBashir BnYunus
This document provides information about various medical instruments and devices. It describes the parts and uses of forceps including sponge holding, artery, Kocher's, Allis, and Babcock forceps. It also discusses retractors like Langenbeck, Morris, Deaver's, Doyen's, and mastoid retractors. Additional topics covered include sutures, urethral sounds, drains, tracheostomy tubes, endotracheal tubes, urethral catheters, IV cannulas, proctoscopes, osteotomes, mallets, face masks, ambu bags, diathermy, chest tubes, and Yankauer and Poole suction tips. Questions are
This document discusses the physiology and process of cystometry. Cystometry involves filling the bladder with fluid while measuring pressure inside and outside the bladder. It evaluates bladder storage and voiding functions. Key parameters include bladder capacity, compliance, presence of involuntary contractions. Cystometry is useful for investigating lower urinary tract symptoms and localizing the site of dysfunction. It reproduces the patient's symptoms to correlate with test findings.
Care of Bed ( Plaster cast & Traction)- ridden Patient.pptxAbhishek Joshi
This document discusses care of bedridden patients, including definitions, types of casts and traction, and assessment and management. It defines being bedridden as immobility requiring staying in bed due to sickness or weakness. Two main types of casts are discussed: plaster casts, which are solid moulds used to immobilize injuries, and fiberglass casts, which are lighter. Lower extremity casts include long leg casts and short leg casts. Traction methods are also outlined, including skin traction using weights attached to the skin and skeletal traction using pins inserted into bones. Assessment and management of bedridden patients and those in casts or traction includes vital sign monitoring, skin checks, and attention to nutrition, hydration and elimination.
In this presentation, I will be exploring the basic needed instruments for dissection. We'll learn about the function of each major tool and how to use it during this session.
A laparotomy is a surgical procedure involving an incision through the abdominal wall to access the abdominal cavity. It can be performed for both diagnostic and therapeutic purposes when there is a need for surgery but no definitive pre-operative diagnosis. The key steps include pre-operative preparation, gaining surgical access, systematically exploring the abdominal cavity including solid organs and intestines, performing any necessary procedures, and closing the abdominal wall. Complications can include infection, adhesions, hernias and more, so thorough exploration and drainage if needed is important.
This document provides information about cystoscopy and urethroscopy procedures. It defines cystoscopy as an examination of the inside of the bladder using a cystoscope, which is a thin instrument with a lens and light. Urethroscopy examines the inside of the upper urinary tract including the ureters and renal pelvis using a ureteroscope. Cystoscopy and urethroscopy can be performed rigidly or flexibly to evaluate issues like blood in the urine, infections, or abnormalities. The document outlines the procedures and anatomy of the urinary tract and discusses common reasons for requiring cystoscopy or urethroscopy like stones, tumors, or blockages.
A proctoscopy is a medical procedure where a proctoscope (a rigid metal tube with a light) is inserted into the rectum to examine the anal cavity, rectum, and sigmoid colon. A proctoscope is 5 inches long while a rectoscope is 10 inches long. The procedure takes 5-10 minutes and is used to detect diseases, evaluate abnormal test results, check for rectal bleeding or cancer recurrence. During the procedure, air is pumped in to provide a clearer view and the patient may feel discomfort. Afterward, the nurse monitors for complications while the patient can resume normal activities.
This document provides information about cystoscopy, including:
1. Cystoscopy involves visual examination of the urinary bladder using a cystoscope inserted through the urethra.
2. Patient preparation involves positioning in lithotomy, cleaning the genital area, and administering local anesthetic into the urethra.
3. The basic components of a cystoscope are a sheath, obturator, and telescope to view the bladder internally.
Endoscopy is a medical procedure that uses an endoscope to examine the interior of a body cavity or organ. There are many types of endoscopy depending on the part of the body being examined, such as gastroscopy for the stomach and esophagus. Endoscopy is used to investigate symptoms, confirm diagnoses, and provide treatments. It allows doctors to obtain images and biopsies of tissues. Precautions must be taken for patients with unstable airways or cardiac issues. Potential risks include chest pain, fever, and local site redness and swelling.
Endoscopy involves inserting a thin, flexible tube with a camera into the body to examine the interior of an organ. There are several types of endoscopes including rigid, fiberoptic, and video endoscopes. Endoscopy is used for both diagnostic and therapeutic purposes in various parts of the gastrointestinal tract. It allows direct visualization of the interior and enables procedures like biopsy, polyp removal, and management of bleeding. New techniques like capsule endoscopy, balloon enteroscopy, ERCP, chromoendoscopy, and endoscopic ultrasound have expanded endoscopy applications.
Prashant Kumar studied operation theater technician from 2020-2022 at King George's Medical University in Lucknow, India. He learned about common surgical instruments including their names, uses and sterilization methods. Some instruments described include forceps, retractors, scissors and needle holders which are used to hold, expose and cut tissues in various surgeries.
ERCP is an endoscopic procedure used to examine the duodenum, bile ducts, gallbladder, and pancreatic duct. A endoscope is inserted through the mouth and stomach to access the papilla of Vater. Contrast dye is injected through the endoscope to allow visualization of the bile and pancreatic ducts via x-ray imaging. Sedation is provided during the procedure. Potential risks include infection, pancreatitis, and perforation of the GI tract, though complications are less than 10% when performed by an experienced doctor.
MBBS STUDENTS UNDER GRADUATES ..WITH USES PROPERTIE IMAGES......FOLEYS CATHETER MALECOTS CATHETER ARTERY FORCEPS SMALL MEDIUM LARGE RETRACTOR KELLYS SURGERY SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS MBBS STUDENTS UNDERGRADUATES SUTURE MATERIALS MAYOS SCISSORS MBBS STUDENTS UNDER GRADUATES .......LISTERS SINUS FORCEPS....RIGHT ANGLED FORCEPS....KOCHERS CLAMP...suture material suture removal Jolls thyroid retractor .....WITH USES PROPERTIE IMAGES......FOLEYS CATHETER MALECOTS CATHETER ARTERY FORCEPS SMALL MEDIUM LARGE RETRACTOR KELLYS SURGERY SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS MBBS STUDENTS UNDERGRADUATES SUTURE MATERIALS MAYOS SCISSORS ..FOLEYS CATHETER ....3 WAY 2WAY RYLES TUBE.........HILTONS METHOD ..ALLIS .... MOSQUITO . LANES FORCEPS ....Lanes twin anastomosis clamp......MALECOTS CATHETER.. ARTERY FORCEPS..... SMALL MEDIUM LARGE ......RETRACTOR ....KELLYS ....SURGERY SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS MBBS STUDENTS UNDERGRADUATES..... SUTURE MATERIALS.... MAYOS SCISSORS
...........................MBBS STUDENTS UNDER GRADUATES ..COMPARISON WITH IMAGES NOTES FROM LECTURE CLASSES.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
This document lists and describes various surgical instruments used in operating rooms. It includes instruments for cutting such as scalpels, scissors, and rongeurs. It also includes instruments for scraping and smoothing such as curettes, elevators, and rasps. Additionally, it lists instruments used for exerting force like mallets and saw handles. Each instrument is described along with its common uses and any alternative names.
This document provides information on ear irrigation including:
- The definition, purpose, solutions, equipment, and procedure for ear irrigation to remove ear wax or foreign objects from the ear canal.
- The method involves using a syringe or irrigation can to gently flush the ear canal with sterile water or saline to loosen and remove obstructions.
- Precautions are outlined to avoid injury and ensure proper aftercare if any pain or drainage occurs after the procedure.
This document lists and provides brief descriptions of various medical instruments used in surgical procedures. It describes instruments such as forceps, retractors, catheters, saws, trocars and more. Each instrument listed is accompanied by one or two examples of the types of surgical procedures or tasks it is used for. The document provides an overview of common instruments and their basic functions in the operating room.
Hospital instruments are classified into three main categories: diagnostic, therapeutic, and operative. Diagnostic instruments include optical instruments like laryngoscopes and bronchoscopes used to examine areas like the larynx and trachea. CT scans provide tissue density information using x-rays. Biopsies involve examining living tissue samples. Therapeutic instruments include equipment for sterilization, surgical sutures, gloves, and devices for drainage and splints. Operative instruments are used in surgery and include scalpels, scissors, forceps, and needle holders. Health accessories in hospitals include hospital beds, wheelchairs, walkers, canes, patient lifts, urology supplies, ostomy appliances, and braces.
instruments, sutures for surgery.pptx adultDishaThakur53
This document lists and describes various surgical instruments used in nursing. It describes forceps used for holding tissues and vessels, retractors used for visualization, scissors for cutting sutures and tissues, dilators for expanding passages, catheters for drainage, trocars and needles for biopsies, and saws, chisels and other tools for cutting bone. The instruments described are used for a variety of purposes across surgical specialties like appendectomy, cholecystectomy, hernia repair, and more.
This power point presentation slide is very helpful to my students and friend's to increasing the practical knowledge of different -different clinical Department.
1. The document discusses various operative approaches and incisions used for abdominal organ surgery, including longitudinal, transverse, oblique, and combined incisions.
2. It provides details on specific incision types and their uses, such as median laparotomies for broad organ access and paramedian incisions along the rectus muscles.
3. Surgical techniques are described for treating injuries or conditions of organs like the spleen, liver, small intestine and colon through resection, anastomoses, or stoma creation depending on the location and severity of the issue.
This document discusses prostatectomy procedures including simple and radical prostatectomy. Simple prostatectomy involves removing part of the prostate for benign conditions, while radical prostatectomy removes the entire prostate and surrounding tissues for prostate cancer. The document describes different approaches for radical prostatectomy including radical perineal, supra pubic, and retro pubic. Key instruments used in prostatectomy are also listed such as retractors, forceps, scissors, and hemoclip appliers.
This document discusses transalveolar extraction, also known as surgical extraction. It involves reflecting a muco-periosteal flap, cutting bone if needed, sectioning tooth roots, and removing the tooth. The document outlines the indications, contraindications, advantages, and steps of the procedure including incisions, bone removal, tooth elevation, debridement, suturing, and post-operative instructions. Potential intraoperative and postoperative complications are also listed.
This document discusses surgical anatomy and diseases of the oesophagus. It describes the oesophagus' location and surrounding structures. Common surgical diseases include obstruction, diverticula, stenosis, and wounds/fistulas. Obstruction is often caused by foreign bodies and treated conservatively via catheterization or surgically via oesophagotomy. Stenosis is corrected by longitudinal incision and transverse suturing to enlarge the lumen. Care must be taken during surgery to control hemorrhage and avoid nerve damage.
The document discusses recent advances in the management of obstruction of the lacrimal drainage system. It describes the history and evolution of various surgical techniques for treating this obstruction, including external dacryocystorhinostomy (DCR), endoscopic endonasal DCR, ultrasonic endoscopic DCR, non-laser endonasal DCR, endocanalicular laser DCR, and balloon-assisted DCR. It then provides details on the surgical procedure for external DCR, including patient preparation, instrumentation, osteotomy creation, flap formation, flap anastomosis, wound closure, and post-operative management. Potential complications are also briefly mentioned.
Dr. Asheesh Gautam discusses various surgical instruments used in different procedures. The document describes the parts of instruments, classifications based on function, and details various forceps, retractors, catheters and drains - providing their features, uses and examples. Common instruments mentioned include tissue forceps, artery forceps, needle holders, towel clips, suction tips and drains. Grip styles and uses of different forceps are outlined.
This document describes the procedure for radical cystectomy. It provides details on:
- The indications for radical cystectomy including muscle-invasive bladder cancer and refractory non-muscle invasive disease.
- The surgical technique for radical cystectomy in males, including lymph node dissection, division of the bladder pedicles, and removal of the bladder and prostate.
- The surgical technique for radical cystectomy in females, including ligation of the round ligaments, division of the ureters, and removal of the bladder, uterus, and vaginal cuff.
- Key steps like mobilization of the bowel, identification and preservation of the ureters, and closure are discussed.
This document defines various terms related to maintaining surgical instruments and apparatus. It describes the different types of instruments used for tasks like cutting, dissecting, grasping tissues, clamping blood vessels, retracting tissues, and improving visualization. It provides examples of specific instruments that fall into each category, such as scalpels, scissors, forceps, retractors, and hemostats. It also outlines the key parts of instruments like blades, handles, jaws, and locks. Maintaining efficiency and preventing failure of these tools is important for ensuring safe and effective surgical procedures.
This document provides information on laparotomy techniques and postoperative care. It discusses the abdominal regions and incision sites for laparotomy. Common techniques are described such as skinning, flank laparotomy, intestinal resection and anastomosis. Postoperative assessment of the incision and potential complications like dehiscence are outlined. Proper surgical technique and factors that can increase risk of dehiscence are highlighted.
Types of intestinal stomas and management Ankita Singh
The document discusses types of intestinal stomas including classifications based on duration, anatomical location, and reconstruction. It covers indications for stoma creation, principles of stoma formation including challenges, common complications, and dietary advice for ostomates. Stoma appliances and management of various stoma-related complications are also described.
Vaginal approach for Stress Urinary Incontinence surgeryRohan Sharma
This document discusses various surgical approaches for stress urinary incontinence (SUI), including pubovaginal slings and midurethral slings. It provides details on the operative technique for pubovaginal sling surgery, including patient positioning, incisions, dissection, sling placement, and postoperative care. Complications like erosion, extrusion, and voiding dysfunction are also reviewed. The document also discusses the anatomical basis for midurethral slings and how they work to treat SUI.
Tracheotomy, By Dr. Rekha Pathak, Senior scientist IVRIRekha Pathak
1. The document describes the surgical techniques for cervical oesophagotomy and tracheotomy/tracheostomy in animals.
2. It provides details on the anatomical landmarks, indications for surgery, surgical procedures including incision sites and suturing techniques, and post-operative care.
3. The key steps for cervical oesophagotomy include exposing the oesophagus, making an incision, extracting any obstructions, and closing the incision in two layers. For tracheotomy/tracheostomy, the trachea is exposed at the neck, incisions are made in tracheal rings, and a tracheal tube is inserted and sutured.
Gynecological and Obstetrics instrumentsRashmi Regmi
This document provides information on various gynecological and obstetric instruments including their indications. It describes forceps such as artery forceps, Allis' forceps, and Babcock's forceps. It also discusses dilators like Hegar's dilator and cervical dilators. Additionally, it mentions speculums including Cusco's speculum and Sims' speculum. The document provides details on 3 or more instruments and their uses in a variety of procedures.
This document provides descriptions and indications for use for various gynecological and obstetric instruments. It describes forceps such as artery forceps, Allis' forceps, and Babcock's forceps that are used for grasping tissues. It also describes dilators like Hegar's dilator and cervical dilators that are used to dilate the cervix. Other instruments described include speculums, retractors, scissors, catheters, and cannulas that each have specific uses during procedures such as examinations, surgeries, and testing.
Rate Controlled Drug Delivery Systems, Activation Modulated Drug Delivery Systems, Mechanically activated, pH activated, Enzyme activated, Osmotic activated Drug Delivery Systems, Feedback regulated Drug Delivery Systems systems are discussed here.
Michigan HealthTech Market Map 2024. Includes 7 categories: Policy Makers, Academic Innovation Centers, Digital Health Providers, Healthcare Providers, Payers / Insurance, Device Companies, Life Science Companies, Innovation Accelerators. Developed by the Michigan-Israel Business Accelerator
Letter to MREC - application to conduct studyAzreen Aj
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2. BARD PARKER HANDLE
BP Handle is a flat stainless steel to hold
scalpel blade.
Numbers of BP Handle -3, 5, 7, 4
3. SPONGE HOLDING
FORCEPS
USES:
1.For cleansing the skin with swab dipped in
antiseptic solution.
2. For removing the laminated membrane
and the daughter cysts during operation of
Hydatid Cyst.
4.
5.
6. HEMOSTATIC FORCEPS
USES:
1. To hold bleeding vessels while cutting
through different layers of tissue.
2. Used to hold cut margins of the rectus
sheath ,linea alba, external oblique
aponeurosis.
3. During appendicectomy through `Mc
Burneys Grid iron incision hemostatic
forcep used to split the internal oblique
and Transverse abdominis muscle
11. ALLIS’S TISSUE
HOLDING FORCEPS
USES:
1.During Laprotomy skin margins are
retracted.
2. During closing midline incision the linea
Alba held in Allis forceps for suturing
3. To hold bladder neck during bladder neck
resection
12. BABCOCK’S FORCEPS
USES:
1.During small and large gut resection
anastomosis to hold the margins of gut.
2.during gastrojejunostomy or jejunostomy
to hold the gut while applying purse string
suture.
18. DEAVER’S RETRACTOR
USES:
1. During cholecystectomy for
retraction of right lobe of liver
2. During Gastrectomy for
retraction of liver
3. During
pancreaticojejunostomy for
retraction of stomach
19.
20. SELF RETAINING ABDOMINAL
RETRACTOR
USES:
1. Used in Gastric operations
like Gastrectomy,
Gastrojejunostomy,
Vagotomy
2. Used in operation on
pancreas like Whipples
Pancreaticodudenoctomy
21.
22. DISSECTING FORCEPS
TOOTHED FORCEPS-
Used during almost all operations to hold
tough structures like skin, fascia,
aponeurosis.
NON-TOOTHED FORCEPS-
TO hold soft structures like Bowel.
26. FOLEY’S CATHETER
USES:
1. For relief of retention of urine.
2. Used for suprapubic cystostomy
3. Used for urethral catheterization
following urethroplasty.
4. Used for tube `Nephrostomy.
27. RYLES TUBE
1. At 40cm distance at the level of
GE junction
2. At 50 cm distance at the level of
body of Stomach
3. At 60cm distance at the level of
pylorus
USES-
1. For feeding
2. In acute abdominal conditions
like peritonitis, obstruction
3. In pyloric stenosis
4. In upper GIT bleeding
28. FLATUS TUBE
USES:
1.It is used in Sigmoid
volvulus to decompress and
de-rotate
2. Used to decompress in
Paralytic ileus and Sub acute
intestinal obstruction
29. KELLY’S RECTAL SPECULUM
USES:
1. DIAGNOSTIC:
I. Diagnosis of hemmorhoid
II. Rectal or anal polyp
III. Diagnosis of ulcerative colitis
IV. Internal opening of perianal fistula may be
seen
2. Therapeutic uses:
I. USED during injection of sclerotherapy in
piles
II. Used during polypectomy
III. Used for taking biopsy from rectal or anal
growth