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Hi, just sharing with you the compilation from our lesson the instruments and uses of D&C procedure. Thanks, hope it helps you.;)
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Cleaning skin with swab dipped in antiseptic solution
Retracts posterior vagina wall
For storing waste
designed to keep the vaginal canal open and free the surgeon's hands for OB/GYN procedures such as vaginal hysterectomy or dilation & curettage.
Cuscos Bivulvar Speculum :
long, thin speculum is narrower than a regular speculum, used in teenaged girls who have or haven't yet been sexually active.
allows deep access allowing the surgeon to grasp delicate polyps and tissues hidden in the endocervix.
Grasping the cervix (usually the anterior lip of the cervix is grasped)
fine handling of tissue and traction during dissection.
hold blood vessels or steady the cervix and uterus.
firmly grasp the placenta and remove it. 11
intended to be use with surgical blades for tissue separation and other procedure that require a sharp surgical blade to puncture or cut. Scalpel Handle hold the scalpel blade, it is a small and extremely sharp instrument used for surgery and anatomical dissection
Bozeman Forceps/ Ovum Holding forceps USE: tissue removal in dilation and curettage procedures, intrauterine device retrieval, and packing the uterine cavity.
grasping tissue, securing towels or drapes, and holding or reducing small bone fractures.
aid in separating the vaginal walls and allowing for better visualization and access to the cervix.
dilating the uterus for a range of gynecological procedures. It is commonly used during colposcopy as well as IUCD insertion and dilatation and curettage procedures.
obtaining cervical tissue for biopsy.
hold sponges during the procedure. The ratchet handle helps to hold the sponges firmly.
scrape or suction the uterine lining to diagnose and/or treat abnormal bleeding or to remove products of conception.
gauge the depth and position of the uterine cavity. It is also helpful with the placement of IUDs (Intra-uterine device) and the verification of the intrauterine position and length for HSG (Hysterosalpingography) procedures.