Dissection Tools Flashcard

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What is a Dissection Tray?

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A flat, shallow container used to hold specimens during dissection, providing a stable surface for cutting and examining.

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What is a Scalpel used for?

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A small, sharp knife used for making precise cuts in skin and muscle during dissection.

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What are Forceps?

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Tweezer-like tools used to grasp, hold, or manipulate organs and tissues during dissection.

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What is the purpose of Scissors in dissection?

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Used to cut through skin, muscles, and other tissues to access internal organs.

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What is the function of a Dissection Needle?

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A pointed tool used to probe and separate tissues during dissection.

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What is a Probe used for?

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A slender tool used to explore and manipulate internal structures or organs.

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What is the importance of using Dissection Tools?

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They allow for careful and precise examination of biological specimens, enhancing understanding of anatomy.

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What safety precautions should be taken when using dissection tools?

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Always cut away from your body, use tools as intended, and wear safety goggles.

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What is the role of a Dissection Guide?

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A reference that provides instructions and diagrams to assist in the dissection process.

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What is the difference between a Scalpel and Scissors?

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A scalpel is used for precise cuts, while scissors are used for cutting larger areas or thicker tissues.