Surgical Instruments Properly identify necessary surgical instruments by name, and know the proper uses and care of each.

Scalpel blades are often detached from the handles. BLADES LEFT TO RIGHT: #10, #11, #12, #15 (these fit the Bard-Parker no. 3 handle-top one in picture) #20, #21, #22 (these fit the Bard-Parker no. 4 handle-bottom one in picture.

Cautery machine Cautery Hand piece Cautery Ground Plate Cautery Foot Pedal Bipolar Cautery

Blunt/BluntStraight Sharp/BluntStraight Sharp/BluntCurved Sharp/SharpStraight Standard Operating Scissors

Mayo Scissors Metzenbaum Scissors

Wire Cutting Scissors Littauer Stitch Scissors Utility Scissors Knowles bandage scissors Spencer Stitch Scissors

Mayo-Hager Needle Holders Olsen Hager Needle Holders

BROWN ADSON THUMB FORCEPS RAT TOOTH FORCEPS – WITH DIFFERENT SIZE TEETH ADSON DRESSING FORCEPS ADSON THUMB FORCEPS

DeBakey Thumb Forceps

Allis Tissue Forceps Babcock Intestinal Forceps Doyen Intestinal Tissue Forceps

Mosquito ForcepsKelly Forceps Crile Forceps

Rochester – Carmalt Hemostatic Forceps Rochester – Ochsner Hemostatic Forceps Rochester – Pean Hemostatic Forceps

Alligator Forceps Ferguson Angiotribe

Frazier Suction Tip Poole Suction Tip and sleeves

Ophthalmic Surgical Instruments

Orthopedic Instrument Pictures