Surgical Instruments Differentiation Rutherford Exam 2026 - Comprehensive Answer Key

Surgical Instruments Differentiation Rutherford Exam 2026 - Comprehensive Answer Key DeBakey bulldog clamp - answer - Alias: None Use: Temporary occlusion of peripheral blood vessels Diethrich bulldog clamp - answer - Alias: None Use: Temporary occlusion of small peripherial blood vessels; can be used as a suture tag Glover bulldog clamp - answer - Alias: None Use: Temporary occlusion of peripheral blood vessels Forgarty spring clip applier - answer - Alias: Bulldog clip applier Use: Applying single-use spring clips (bulldogs) Bulldog applying forceps - answer - Alias: None Use: Applying bulldog clamps during cardiac/vascular procedures Javid carotid graft clamp - answer - Alias: Carotid shunt clamp Use: Holding temporary bypass graft in place Fogarty hydragrip clamp - answer - Alias: Use: Occlusion of arteries Fogarty aortic cross-clamp - answer - Alias: None Use: Cross-clamping the aorta Debakey aorta clamp - answer - Alias: Use: Total occlusion of blood flow in the aorta Cosgrove flex clamp - answer - Alias: None Use: Clamping aorta during minimally invasive heart procedure DeBakey peripheral vascular clamp - answer - Alias: DeBakey multipurpose clamp Use: Occluding blood vessels DeBakey coarctation and peripheral vascular clamp - answer - Alias: None Use: Clamping large vessels; may be used to occlude more than one vessel at a time DeBakey sidewinder clamp - answer - Alias: None Use: Clamping the aorta DeBakey coarctation clamp - answer - Alias:None Use: Clamping large blood vessels such as the femoral or iliac arteries; may be used to occlude more than one vessel at a time. DeBakey multipurpose clamp - answer - Alias: None Use: Clamping large blood vessels Peripheral vascular clamp - answer - Alias: None Use: Clamping blood vessels Cooley cardiovascular clamp - answer - Alias: None Use: Temporary occlusion of the iliac artery during aortic aneurysm repair Cooley coarctation clamp - answer - Alias: None Use: Clamping large blood vessels such as the femoral or iliac arteries; may be used to occlude more than one vessel at a time Satinsky clamp - answer - Alias: Satinsky vena cava clamp Use: Partial occlusion of blood vessel; occludes blood flow to continue through the rest of the vessel. Gemini artery forceps - answer - Alias: Right angle; Mixter Use: Clamping of fine peripheral arteries; passing tie or loop underneath a vessel. Vorse-Webster tube-occluding forceps - answer - Alias: Tube occluding forceps Use: Clamping chest tubes, bypass machine tubing, or other larges tubes Duval lung-grasping forceps - answer - Alias: Duval grasping forceps Use: Grasping lung tissue or intestinal tissue Sarot bronchus clamp - answer - Alias: None Use: Clamping bronchus during lung surgery DeBakey cardiovascular needle holder - answer - Alias: None Use: Holding fine suture needles for vascular suturing Castroviejo needle holder - answer - Alias: None Use: Holding fine suture needles (Microsurgery) Barry sternal needle holder - answer - Alias: None Use: Holding wire sternal sutures Wire-Twisting forceps - answer - Alias: None Use: Twisting short lengths of wire or stainless steel suture together [e.g., when closing the sternum] Rumel stylet - answer - Alias: Rumel vascular tourniquet; Rumel tourniquet hook Use: Pulling umbilical tape or vessel loop through a tubing tourniquet; holding aortic and venous cannulas or blood vessels in place Lawrie scissors - answer - Alias: None Use: Cutting fine blood vessels to extend an opening Potts-Smith scissors - answer - Alias: Use: Cutting fine blood vessels to extend and opening Stevens tenotomy scissors - answer - Alias: Tenotomy scissors Use: Cutting or dissecting fine tissue or blood vessels Microscissors - answer - Alias: None Use: Cutting fine blood vessels Jameson scissors - answer - Alias: None Use: Dissecting or cutting fine tissue; dissecting plaque from an artery Giertz-Shoemaker rib shears - answer - Alias: Atille-Giertz rib shears Use: Cutting the ribs