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WorksheetsSurgical Instrument Sets
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What is an Allis clamp used for?
To grasp or manipulate delicate tissue, such as breast tissue.
To cut through bone during surgery.
To hold surgical drapes in place.
To suture wounds effectively.
What are Curved Mayo Scissors used for?
To cut thicker or more dense tissue.
To suture wounds.
To remove foreign bodies from wounds.
To perform delicate dissection.
What are Metzenbaum scissors also known as?
Metz
Scalpel
Forceps
Hemostat
What is the purpose of a knife handle in surgery?
Holds a variety of surgical blades.
Used for suturing wounds.
Serves as a measuring tool for incisions.
Acts as a guide for surgical instruments.
What are Straight Mayo Scissors also known as?
Suture Scissors
Tissue Scissors
Bandage Scissors
Scalpel Scissors
What is the Kelly Clamp?
A surgical instrument with a locking mechanism and serrated tips, used for clamping tissue or blood vessels.
A type of suture used for stitching wounds.
A device for measuring blood pressure in patients.
A tool for cutting bone during surgery.
What is a Gelpi Retractor?
A self-retaining retractor used on skin or superficial wounds
A type of surgical scalpel
A device for measuring blood pressure
A tool for suturing wounds
What is the Pean Clamp?
A surgical instrument with a locking mechanism and serrated jaws for effective clamping.
A type of suture used in surgical procedures.
A device for measuring blood pressure during surgery.
A tool for cutting tissue in surgical operations.
What is the purpose of the Army Navy retractor?
Used on superficial tissue
Used for deep tissue dissection
Used for bone retraction
Used for vascular surgery
What is a Non perforating Towel Clamp used for?
To hold towels together or to clamp cords to drapes.
To cut surgical sutures.
To hold instruments during surgery.
To secure drapes in place.
What is a Right angle / Mixter Clamp?
A tool with longer shanks to reach deeper tissue
A type of surgical suture
A device used for measuring angles
A clamp that only comes in one length
Mosquito clamps may be curved or straight at the tips. What is the primary use of a hemostatic clamp?
To occlude blood vessels or clamp across tissue.
To cut through bone during surgery.
To hold surgical instruments together.
To suture wounds closed.
What are Sponge Stick/Ringed Forceps used for?
To hold a Raytec sponge for certain procedures.
To cut tissue during surgery.
To suture wounds after surgery.
To clamp blood vessels during procedures.
What is the purpose of the Babcock Clamp?
To handle delicate tissues without causing trauma
To cut through tough tissues
To suture wounds effectively
To grasp large organs securely
What is the purpose of the Richardson Retractor?
To retract deeper tissue.
To cut through bone.
To suture wounds.
To clamp blood vessels.
What are needle holders used for?
To hold the suture needle while sewing.
To cut the suture thread.
To measure the length of the suture.
To sterilize the surgical instruments.
What is the design purpose of the shank of the Tonsil/Burlisher/Schmidt Clamp?
To be short and wide for easier handling.
To be long and narrow for accessing deeper tissues like the tonsils.
To be flexible for maneuvering around obstacles.
To be rigid for maximum strength during use.
What are DeBakey Forceps used for?
Grasping soft tissue and blood vessels.
Cutting through bone.
Suturing wounds.
Measuring blood pressure.
Forceps with Teeth
Used to grasp thicker tissue.
Used for suturing delicate tissues.
Used to hold surgical drapes in place.
Used for cutting through bone.
What is a Kocher/Ochsner clamp used for?
To grasp or manipulate thicker tissue
To cut delicate tissue
To suture wounds
To hold surgical instruments
