To remove bandages and other dressings by cutting with its blade

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To drive the suture needles through tissue that requires suturing and to assist in tying sutures

Scissor blades are set behind the jaws. After the suture is tied to a knot, the surgeon can cut the material with the same instrument

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Used to drive the needle through the tissues that require suturing and assist in tying.

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Used to cut and remove sutures post-operatively.

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To occlude(Close) vessels such as small to uterine horns to medium sized blood vessels. Do note the teeth going all the way down the forceps.

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To occlude(Close) small to medium-sized vessels

Do note the teeth going only halfway

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To clamp small vessels that must be occluded(closed), crushed, or held in place.

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Used to grab skin or other dense tissues so as to place sutures. Forceps of this description can cause extensive damage to small tissues.

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Provide a delicate and secure hold.

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Hemostasis with maximum tissue trauma

Designed for tissues that will be removed

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Rounded tips

Used for holding hollow viscera

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To cut stainless steel wire, which is commonly used in orthopedic surgery.

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Cutting instruments

Reusable handles

Disposable Blades

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Coagulates the blood on a wound with electrical currents

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To secure the drapes to a patient's skin

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Non-Perforating clamp used to secure instruments, tubing, and towels to drape

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Retract the thoracic cavity 

(Holds rips open/apart)

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Forceps used to hold tissue not desired to crush 

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To deliver air or O2 from a tank to a patient in respiratory distress.

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Shave fur from animal skin 

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Tape is used to seal materials/equipment that needs to be autoclaved. Will react and indicate material was exposed to autoclave conditions 

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small bulb shaped rubber object that will fill with water and allow the user to squirt the water gently into the ear to remove debris

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A type of muzzle made of rubber, or wire mesh that fits entirely over the dog's muzzle and attaches behind the ears and sometimes also around the neck. Allows for eating and drinking.

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a self-adhering bandage which. is flexible and stretchy. Its elastic quality is durable and provides firm support as well as enough pressure to stop bleeding. Is easily removed with or without the use of scissors

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an instrument for measuring and indicating temperature

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made from fabric such as nylon or mesh, or sometimes leather,wrap around the dog's mouth and holds it completely closed

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A personal barrier protection against infection and contamination 

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The removable cutting mechanism for clippers.Varies in size for desired lengths of hair cut

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a machine with a rapidly rotating container that applies centrifugal force to its contents, typically to separate fluids of different densities

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The needle is a hollow metal tube with a pointed tip, used to pierce and inject.

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Small hand held trimmers used to cut animal nails/claws

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 used for examination and treatment of injuries to the mouth, gums, teeth, or tongue of a dog. Holds the mouth open with a spring type mechanism.

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an instrument for inspecting the retina and other parts of the eye

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 used for visual examination of the tympanic membrane. Checks the ear.

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Surgical head attire should be a bouffant cap or a hooded cap.

Used to cover hair

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Sterile drape worn to cover clothing during surgery

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^{Occlude a blood vessel so venipuncture can be preformed}

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To stop bleeding from a blood vessel

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To listen to the heart, lungs, and digestive organs

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measure the refractive index of a sample

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Used to count and move pills or tablets without touching them with bare hands

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collect fecal sample from the rectum

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To set up fecal test for the presence of parasites

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to make permanent identifying marks in the ears in pigs,goats, and sheep

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Preform castration on large animals

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To provide a means of controlling the head while preforming various procedures

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Used to control the head of cattle and keep them in place. Can also be used for other livestock

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Used to safely restrain cattle completely to preform various procedures

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Tool used to measure the blood pressure of a patient 

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A lift table used to raise the patient from the floor to a comfortable level in which the examination can take place

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Capture and hold a hog for venipuncture, injections, or other procedures.

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To trim the frog and the sole of an animal foot

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To smooth the rough edges of the hoof wall after trimming

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Distract a horse's attention from minor procedures by inflicting mild pain by pinching the lip

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Chain goes around the upper lip and twisted. Should not be used long

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Used to temporarily restrain cattle by putting pressure on the sensitive nasal septum

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To deliver solid medication to large animals only

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Smooth teeth that have rough edges or are overgrown

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To secure the drapes to a patience's skin by means of a small puncture

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To reach deep into an animal's body to retrieve a foreign object

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To hold with maximal power, but causing tissue trauma in the process

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To preform blunt dissection and to cut through bulky connective tissue

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To blunt dissect or cut soft tissue

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To grasp delicate tissue, such as intestines, without crushing or causing trauma 

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[image]medical device used to generate and mix a fresh gas flow of medical gases and inhalational anaesthetic agents for the purpose of inducing and maintaining anaesthesia

prevent contact with unprepared. surfaces and to maintain the sterility of environmental surfaces, equipment and the. patient's surroundings

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worn by health professionals during surgery and certain health care procedures to catch microorganisms shed in liquid droplets and aerosols from the wearer's mouth and nose.

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hemostatic clamp that is used to stop blood flow of large vessels or to grip tough tissue

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clamping larger tissue and vessels for hemostasis

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a heavy instrument designed to aggressively grasp medium to heavy tissue or occlude heavy, dense vessels

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 surgical instrument with a curved, button tip used to retrieve a horn of the uterus when performing ovariohysterectomy in dogs and cats.

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Used to hold open surgical incisions

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holding back tissue and exposing a surgical site

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a slender, pointed, steel instrument used in sewing or piercing tissues

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a surgical instrument used to remove material by a scraping action, especially from the uterus

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Used to clean the skin and prep for incision 

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 protective barrier to prevent possible transmission of diseases between healthcare professionals and patients during surgical procedures.

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