These are surgical instruments for review part 1. I am splitting them down into random small sections this way you can work on them throughout your schooling or as a quick review if needed. Although categorized as "general surgery instruments" they are used across various specialties. Unfortunately, the only way to learn instrumentation is memorization and repetition unless you are blessed with a photographic memory.
instrumentation: Pennington, Lahey goiter, Kocher, Babcock, allis, peers towel clamp, Foerster, sponge stick, sponge forceps, Frazier suction, pool, Poole, yankauer suction, tonsil suction, hemoclips, clip applying forceps, Crile-wood needle holder, mayo-Hegar needle holder, electrosurgical pencil, Bovie pencil, cautery, accessory instrumentation, Gerald bipolar forceps, bipolar, argon beam coagulator, hemostasis, harmonic scalpel, ultrasonic wave, mayo common duct scoop, anoscope with obturator, bakes common duct dilators, Balfour retractor, Gelpi Perineal retractors, wound exposure, self-retaining, cerebellar retractor, Adson cerebellar, Bookwalter system, ring retractors, Beckman retractor, Weitlaner Beckman, kelly, Richardson, Richardson-Eastman, parker, Goelet, U.S. Army retractor, seen, Hasson retractor, s retractor, crushing vein retractor, green retractor, goiter retractor, loop retractor, Omni retractor,
