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The document provides descriptions and notes on 82 pictures of surgical instruments taken for a test. It identifies some instruments as blurry or unclear. Key details highlighted include that Mayo Hager jaws are flat while Heaney jaws are curved, and that a Heaney clamp has a single tooth while a #15 blade and other instruments have specific features. Safety tips are provided like writing "ret" after retractors.
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