Testbank: Differentiating Surgical Instruments 4th Edition Rutherford | Complete Chapter Q&A

Differentiating Surgical Instruments 4th Edition Test Bank
| Rutherford


Right Angle Clamp

For tunneling under a vessel or passing a suture suture around tissue or vessel - answer-



Glassman Clamp

Used to clamp bowel - answer-



Bulldog Clamp

Used to clamp small blood vessels. - answer-



Disposable Bulldog Clamp - answer-



Goulet (Bull) Retractor

Used to retract shallow or superficial incisions - answer-



A Deaver retractor (manual) is used to retract deep abdominal or chest incisions. Available in
various widths. - answer-



Army Navy Retractor

Alias - US Retractor

Use -Tissue or Bone Retraction

Additional Info - Common to the both major and minor orthopedic and general surgery trays -
answer-

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, Surgical Instrument - Richardson Retractor

Alias - Rich

Use - Retraction within cavities

Additional Info - Available in multiple sizes as well as single and double ended. This is one of the
most common general surgery retractors - answer-



Harrington (Sweetheart) Handheld Retractor - answer-



Harrington retractor in action - answer-



Balfour retractor - answer-



Ribbon or malleable retractor

Can be bent to different sizes. - answer-



Ribbon retractor in action - answer-



Senn Retractors



Senn retractor:

- rake one end, flat blade on the other

- retract tissue and bone - answer-



Balfour abdominal retractor with blade - answer-

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