Identify Equipment and Instruments

A machine that uses force to separate particles from suspension.

Used to measure urine gravity, serum protein and refractive index.

Used to measure small amounts of liquid accurately.

Used to help count red and white blood cells as well as platelets and sperm.

Used to count inventory, attendence, traffic, blood cells, and food proportions.

Holds scalpel blade.

Makes incisions and is used for disections. Has a variety of shapes and sizes.

Used in centrifuge.

Measures mass.

Measures volume of a liquid.

Removes sutures (post operatively).

Most common operative scissors that can be used for a wide variety of tasks. i.e. cord cutting, suturing.

Thin blades with blunt/pointed tips used to cut soft or delicate tissues, not dense or fibrous.

Angled blunt end used to carefully cut bandages from an animal.

Holds suture needle while suturing.

Instrument with teeth to grasp tissue.

Holds viscera (bladder and bowel). Used to hold short length of intestine without compressing it. Grasping soft tissue or bowel.

Used to clamp small to medium sized blood vessels.

Surgical intruments used to hold back flesh at the edge of a wound.

Used when temporary support is needed and the healing tissue will be able to support itself.

Used in tissue when the new tissue will not be able to support itself. i.e. staples, silk, or nylon.

Used to clasp flaps of a wound together to prevent bleeding and promote healing until the wound is closed. Used in occlusion of blood vessels, ducts, and sacculated aneurysms during surgical procedures.

Tube directly inserted into the trachea to assist ventilation.

Used for grasping and removing teeth.