Surgical Instruments

2 cutting surfaces ring-handled (2 finger holes) with pivoting pin sharp or blunt curved or straight can be used to cut tissue or material

tweezer-like, non-locking instruments used to grasp tissue

used to move organs in abdominal area

Used to remove foreign bodies from wounds

The longest jawed hemostat forceps Straight or curved (first onleft)

Straight or curved hemostat forceps with medium size jaw (middle)

Straight or curved, small jaw hemostatic forceps, used to clamp small blood vessels or hold tissue. small jaw (on Right Side)

scraping device

Used to grasp tissue during surgery with long curved sharp points

used to remove bandages and dressing, the blunt probe pointed blade can easily be inserted under the bandage without injury to the skin.

Have a straight top and hooked bottom that slides under sutures

Long thin instrument with blade at end, blade is closed when entering body

Pronounced edges allowing for deeper access to the bone.

a device that cover one eye during an eye exam.

double -ended ;sharp or blunt prongs known as small rake

Transferring sterile instruments from one place to another (tray-set-up). have no lock

instrument used for grasping or clamping sergical sponge or gauze with lock

insturment for examing the eye

instrument used for visual examination of the ear

used in the application and removal of dressings

A sharp surgical instrument used for cutting and dissecting tissue.

retractor that comes in various widths and lengths, used in abdominal and thoracic sx, flexible