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All equipment used in the practice of medicine |
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Instrument inserted into joint cavity to inspect contents |
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Hollow instrument used to withdraw fluid, especially from body cavities, cysts or joints |
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Device used to sterilize instruments with pressurized, super heated steam |
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Narrow-bladed surgical knife used to open abscesses and make small incisions |
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Tube inserted into a narrow opening for removal or introduction of fluids |
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Surgical instrument used to compress blood vessel or close off end of intestine |
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Flexible band used to compress or close off opening |
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Spoon-shaped instrument used to scrape tissue from body cavities |
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Instrument used to view interior of bladder |
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Electrode tipped blade used to coagulate tissue or small blood vessels |
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Tube or wick used to draw fluid from body cavity to surface |
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Tube used to drain fluid from inside the body |
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Slender, tubular instrument used for viewing and examining interior body parts |
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Instrument used to file or rasp a horse's premolar and molar teeth |
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Fluorescent screen on which x-rays may be viewed |
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Any of various instruments used to grasp & pull objects |
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Device used to stop or prevent hemorrhaging |
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Needle & syringe used for injection under the skin |
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Anesthesia administered by inhaling |
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Device that administers medicinal vapors |
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Instrument that measures and records pulse-pressure variations |
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Wide, two-edged, pointed surgical knife |
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Nylon, wire, or catgut tied around structure to prevent bleeding |
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Anesthesia used to numb a specific area without causing loss of consciousness |
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Device that applies a fine mist |
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Instrument that directs beams of light into the eye to examine its interior |
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Thin, flexible, metal rod with blunt end, used to explore cavities & wounds |
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Hollow, tube shaped instrument for inspection of rectum |
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Anesthesia applied to a limb or an entire section of the body |
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Device inflating lungs with mixture of oxygen & air to maintain respiration |
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Device used to measure extent of respiration |
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Artificial respiration device that forces oxygen into lungs |
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Instrument that draws aside edges of skin or tissue to expose operational site |
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Small, pointed surgical knife with convex blade edge, used to cut tissue |
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Flexible fiber-optic instrument for inspection of body interior |
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Gown, often green, worn in surgery by doctors |
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Wire noose used for surgical removal of tumors or polyps by the roots |
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Rod like instrument with curved end, used to explore or dilate body structures |
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Instrument that holds open a cavity, especially the vagina or ear for inspection |
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Instrument for measuring and recording arterial pulse |
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Instrument used to record tracing of respiratory movement |
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Diaphragm connected to ear pieces, used to listen to sounds within the body |
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Sterile thread used to close a wound |
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Sheer hygienic plastic gloves worn by surgeons |
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Sterile cotton gown worn by operating room personnel; scrub suit |
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Various sterilized tools used in surgery |
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Cotton mask worn over mouth and nose by surgeons |
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Soft, sterile material that absorbs blood and body fluids during surgery |
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Device used to close surgical opening without sutures |
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Sterile thread used to stitch closed a wound or surgical opening; stitch |
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Needle used to make sutures; surgical needle |
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Piston in tube attached to hollow needle |
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Anesthesia applied to the skin to "numb" a surface area |
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Thin, absorbent thread inserted into body cavity for drainage |
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Device that emits radiation and takes diagnostic radiographic photos |
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Surgical instrument for scraping bones |
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