surgical instrumentation.pptx

Surgical Instrumentation

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IMPORTANT TERMS

Atraumatic Dilation Dissection Grasping Retraction Sharp Traumatic Trocar


CLASSIFICATION OF INSTRUMENTS

Cutting and Dissecting

Grasping and Holding

Clamping and Occluding

Exposing and Retracting

Suturing and Stapling Viewing

Suctioning and Aspirating

Dilating and Probing Measuring Accessory

Instruments Microinstrumentation


CUTTING AND DISSECTING

•SCALPELS• Insert Blade using a HEAVY HEMOSTAT of KELLY CLAMP•No. 10 BLADE used MOST OFTEN•No. 11 Blade •No. 12 Blade •No. 15 Blade•No. 23 Blade

•KNIVES•SCISSORS•BONE Cutters and Debulking Tools•Biopsy Forceps and Punches•Curettes•Snares•Blunt Dissectors



•Bone Curette



•Mayo Scissors

•Metzenbaum Scissors



•Suture Scissors (Blunt /Blunt)


GRASPING & HOLDING

•Tissue Forceps•Smooth Forceps•Toothed Forceps•Allis Forceps•Babcock Forceps•Stone Forceps•Tenaculums•Bone Holders


GRASPING & HOLDING

•Rat-Toothed Tissue Forceps


GRASPING & HOLDING

•Allis Tissue Forceps


GRASPING & HOLDING

•Babcock Intestinal Forceps


GRASPING & HOLDING

•Backhaus Towel Clamps


CLAMPING & OCCLUDING

•Hemostatic Forceps•Hemostats•Crushing Clamps•Noncrushing Vascular Clamps



•Hemostatic Forceps•Hemostats•Crushing Clamps•Noncrushing Vascular Clamps- used to occlude peripheral or major blood vessels



•Pean Intestinal forceps



•Hemostatic Forceps•Hemostats•Crushing Clamps•Noncrushing Vascular Clamps


EXPOSING & RETRACTING

•BALFOUR ABDOMINAL RETRACTOR



•ARMY NAVY

FARABEUF Retractor



•GELPI Perineal Retractor



•Weitlaner Retractor



•Spay Hook



•Senn Retractors



•Finochietto Retractor



•Ribbon Retractor Click icon to add picture


SUTURING & STAPLING

•Needle Holders•Tungsten Carbide Jaws•Crosshatched Serrations•Smooth Jaws•Staplers•Clip Appliers•Terminal End Staplers•Internal Anastomosis Staplers•End-to-End Circular Staplers


SUTURING & STAPLING

•Terminal End Staplers•Internal Anastomosis Staplers•End-to-End Circular Staplers


VIEWING

•Speculums•Endoscopes•Hollow Endoscopes•Lensed Endoscopes


SUCTIONING & ASPIRATING

•Suction•Poole Abdominal Tip•Frazier Tip•Yankeur Tip•Autotransfusion•Aspiration•Trocar•Cannula


SUCTIONING & ASPIRATING

•Suction•Poole Abdominal Tip•Frazier Tip•Yankeur Tip•Trocar•Cannula


DILATING & PROBING


MEASURING


ACCESSORY INSTRUMENTS


MICROINSTRUMENTATION


Powered Surgical Instruments

DRILLBURRBLADEREAMERABRADER

AIR-POWEREDELECTRICALLY POWERED


HANDLING INSTRUMENTS

•Standardized BASIC sets

•Scrub Person counts ALL instruments, sharp and sponges with the CIRCULATOR

•Handle Loose Instruments SEPARATELY

•Sort by CLASSIFICATION

•PROTECT Sharps


Handling INSTRUMENTS during SURGERY

• Know the NAME and USE

• Handle INDIVIDUALLY

• Use for the INTENDED purpose

• Use of HAND SIGNALS

• Short INSTRUMENTS = Superficial Work

• LONG Instruments = DEEP

• PASS instruments DECISIVELY and FIRMLY

• FREE-HAND TECHNIQUE

• Watch the sterile field for LOOSE instruments

• With a MOIST, SPONGE wipe blood and organic debris from instruments using a DEMINERALIZED STERILE, DISTILLED H20


ELECTROSURGERY

•INITIAL Incision is made by a SCALPEL

•Doubling the current increases the heat produced fourfold

•ARGON Enhanced ESU Tip is held at 60 degree angle, causing LESS Tissue Damage

•BUZZING – the process of coagulating the VESSELS

•BUZZ should not exceed more than 3 SECONDS


LASER SURGERY

•Light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation (LASER)

•Types of LASES = ARGON, CARBON DIOXIDE, HOLMIUM, KRYPTON, NEODYMIUM, PHOSPHATE, RUBY/XENON


PATIENT SAFETY in LASERS

Eyes and Eyelids should be adequately protected (aluminum foil, moist pads)

Antiseptics must be NONFlammable

Rectum should be packed with a MOISTENED sponge to prevent escape of METHANE gas

Anesthetic Agents should be NONCombustible

Flexible metallic or insulated silicone endotracheal tubes

Wear high filtration MASKS for CO2 laser ablation such as condylomata (Venereal warts)


Advantages of LASERS

Precise CONTROL = ACCURATE incision

Access to HARD to REACH areas (endoscopes, rhodium reflector mirrors)

Unobstructed view of the surgical site

Minimal TRAUMA to tissues

DRY, Bloodless SURGICAL Field

Minimal THERMAL effect

Reduced RISK for INFECTION

Prompt Healing Reduced

OPERATING Time

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