What is the difference between hemostatic forceps and tissue forceps?
Hemostats are for crushing whereas tissue forceps are for grasping without causing damage
Creating an opening in the urethra for a blocked cat to urinate from:
Perineal Urethrostomy
Other than suture material, what could be used to ligate vessels during surgery?
Staples
Blood accumulating in the belly
→ Hemoabdomen
Contact with Ammonia
→ Black
An incision made into the joint of a patient, breaking the joint capsule:
Arthrotomy
How long should a timed scrub last?
5 min
Suturing together the two (2) curt ends of intestine (as in GI FB SX)
→ Anastomosis
Blood or biodebris
→ Rust
Used to grasp, clamp, and crush blood vessels
Hemostats
What is done, if during surgery, you fear an item you are opening could have POSSIBLY touched a non-sterile surface?
Consider item not sterile and sterilize again
To surgically alter shape or reform
→ plasty
Over-exposure to rust remover
→ Grey
Small hemostatic forceps used to occlude small capillaries that have been cut or that are about to be cut
Hartman forceps
If we make a scrotal incision for a FELINE Orchiectomy, what kind of incision is made for a CANINE Orchiectomy?
Pre-scrotal prepuce
Used to expose all lung fields
→ Median sternotomy
Reverse plating due to mixing of metals during cleaning
→ Blueish/Black
Used specifically to pick up, hold, and maneuver DELICATE tissue
Tissue forceps
What is the preferred solution for flushing and cleaning wounds?
Isotonic saline
Fusing together/fixation/binding of (bone to bone)
→ desis
Low PH
→ Dark Brown
Used to hold inanimate objects and nonviable tissue
Dressing forceps
To surgically explore or look into a joint
→ Arthroscopy
Water droplets drying
→ Light/Dark colored spots
To pick-up, hold, or maneuver delicate tissue: causes minimal damage: either 1 x 2 or 2 x 3 tooth arrangements
Adson forceps
Surgically fix to/attach tissue to tissue
→ pexy
Excessive Heat
→ Multi-colored
An incision into the urethra (usually to retrieve stones)
→ Urethrotomy
High PH
→ Brown/Orange