#1
Which instrument is commonly used to grasp or hold tissues during surgery?
Scalpel
Forceps
Retractor
Trocar
#2
What is the purpose of a scalpel in surgery?
To clamp blood vessels
To retract tissues
To cut or make incisions
To suture tissues
#3
What is the main function of a 'Hemostat'?
To cut tissues
To hold or grasp heavy tissues
To control bleeding by clamping blood vessels
To retract organs and tissues
#4
What type of surgical instrument is a 'Cannula'?
A sharp instrument for making incisions
A tube for injecting or removing fluids
A clamp for controlling bleeding
A device for holding back tissue
#5
What is the purpose of a 'Surgical Stapler' in procedures?
To clamp blood vessels
To cut tissues
To close wounds or connect tissues
To grasp or hold tissues
#6
What is the primary function of a 'Speculum'?
To cut tissues
To clamp blood vessels
To provide visibility to internal cavities
To hold or grasp tissues
#7
Which instrument is specifically designed for suturing during surgical procedures?
Needle holder
Scissors
Hemostat
Speculum
#8
What distinguishes a Kelly forceps from a Mosquito forceps?
Length of the instrument
Design of the handle
Size of the clamping jaws
Specific use in surgery
#9
What type of surgical instrument is a 'Bovie'?
A type of scalpel
An electrocautery device
A type of retractor
A suture material
#10
Which of the following is a self-retaining retractor?
Weitlaner
Babcock
Kocher
Mayo
#11
Which instrument is specifically designed to view internal structures during a laparoscopic procedure?
Endoscope
Laparoscope
Microscope
Arthroscope
#12
Which surgical instrument is used for scraping tissue, such as during a procedure to remove abnormal growths?
Scalpel
Curette
Forceps
Scissors
#13
Which surgical instrument is used to provide visibility to the surgical site by holding back organs and tissues?
Curette
Lancet
Retractor
Dilator
#14
Which instrument is used to measure the depth of a wound or cavity?
Ruler
Caliper
Depth gauge
Probe
#15
What is the primary use of a 'Gigli saw' in surgery?
Cutting through bone
Grasping tissue
Clamping blood vessels
Making incisions
#16
What distinguishes a 'Mayo' scissors from 'Metzenbaum' scissors?
The sharpness of the blades
The length of the scissors
The purpose they are used for in surgery
The material they are made from
#17
Which instrument is commonly used in ophthalmic surgery?
Keratome
Trocar
Chisel
Gigli saw
#18
What is the main use of a 'Bone Curette' in orthopedic surgery?
To cut through bones
To remove bone debris
To measure the depth of bone cavities
To clamp bones together