The video tutorial provides a comprehensive guide on using a surgical stapler. It covers the nomenclature and design features of the instrument, preparation and loading procedures, operational instructions including articulation and placement, troubleshooting steps, and maintenance tips. Additionally, it addresses battery handling and disposal. The tutorial emphasizes safety and proper technique to ensure effective and efficient use of the stapler.

What is the width of the anvil in the surgical stapler?

• 5 millimeters

• 7 millimeters

• 9 millimeters

• 11 millimeters

How should the battery pack be inserted into the instrument?

• Only in the upright position

• With the label facing up

• With the label facing down

• In either orientation

What should be done before loading the instrument?

• Rotate the shaft so the curved anvil tip is upright

• Ensure the jaws are closed

• Check for a blue staple retaining cap

• Rotate the shaft to the downward position

What indicates that the jaws are locked after closing?

• A vibration

• A visual indicator

• A green light

• An audible click

What should be avoided when articulating the jaws?

• Articulating while open

• Articulating with the battery removed

• Articulating while closed

• Articulating at a 90-degree angle

What should you do if the tissue extends beyond the cut line marking?

• Use a different instrument

• Increase the staple size

• Proceed with firing

• Reposition the tissue

What action should be taken if the knife does not return to the home position?

• Press the firing trigger again

• Replace the battery

• Use the manual override

• Rotate the shaft

What is the first step in reloading the instrument?

• Close the jaws

• Insert a new battery

• Rotate the shaft to the upright position

• Push upward to unsnap the reload

How should the instrument be cleaned before reloading?

• With a dry cloth

• By submerging in sterile solution

• Using a disinfectant spray

• With a damp sponge

Where should the battery pack be disposed of?

• In a compost bin

• In a regular trash bin

• In a battery recycling bin

• In a hazardous waste container