Equipment

removing materials from electro surgical blades, pencil tips, and monopolar and bipolar cautery probes during surgery

to suction large collection of fluids from the cavities

to coagulate blood vessels, control bleeding, and create clean incisions

used in laparotomy procedures

a narrow tipped tissue pick-up use to pull the edges of the incision together for closure

locking mechanisms that keep the bladder apart and in place

holds needle for suturing

used to expose surgical sites by retracting bladder, tissue, skin, and muscle

use to cut suture

to grasp or move tissue during surgery

a clamp in a special shape for holding fallopian tube

Use to extend uterine incision and cut umbilical cord

Used to hold tissue (e.g skin, adipose, fascia) out of the way to keep the abdomen open

Used for cutting delicate tissue such as peritoneum

use for hemostasis, especially vessels in the subcutaneous tissues, and holds heavier abdominal tissue

There's a tooth and notch on the tip used to hold fascia

used for holding flaps of skin, fascial, fibrous tissue, and other tough tissues

used to retract tissue away from working surgical field

used to make incisions on the skin and uterus