Dressing set

Dressing Set
In the medical world, there are many and varied instruments for surgery and related procedures. This text refers to the most important instruments available. This dressing set includes fifteen basic instruments used to perform operations and change wound dressings:

• Forces, separating, smooth, 130 mm
  This instrument is used to perform delicate operations. The tip of these forceps is toothed and has an ergonomic design for better and more comfortable use. The common point of all items in this dressing set is the evolution and improvement they have made over time and are generally not comparable to their first versions.

Forces, sinus, 180 mm
These forceps are used to remove dressings from the sinuses after performing certain nasal surgeries. This instrument is made of the highest quality metals available.

• Forces, separating, smooth, simple, 115 mm
  These forceps are made of stainless steel and are resistant to chemicals and corrosion. The most common use of this tool is for surgical dissection. Other models of these forceps have sharper and more precise tips for more delicate operations.
• Forceps, dressing holder, 200 mm
  This tool can be used to hold dressings during surgery and close wounds. Different models of these forceps include serrated and hooked, and the material of this member of the dressing set is made of the highest quality stainless steel.
• Scissors, Mayo, straight, 150 mm
  These scissors are used to cut fleshy tissues near the wound surface or separate sutures. The material of this tool is tungsten carbide, which increases its strength and durability.

Scissors, for dressings, straight, 165 mmThese scissors are one of the most widely used tools in the dressing set and in every operating room. From use during surgery to performing wound dressing operations, these scissors are made of stainless steel and high quality.

• Scissors, Spencer, 130 mm
  Spencer scissors are a versatile tool with various uses; such as cutting sutures or tissues in the wound area. Today, new and innovative production technology offers customers better quality products and longer life. Spencer scissors are made of the highest quality alloys due to their wide application and high sensitivity.
• Bowl, lotion, 5 liters
  This bowl is for used dressings and gauze. Using this device, doctors and surgeons continue their work easily and without worrying about the accumulation of waste and contaminated materials.
• Bowl, lotion, 0.2 liters
  Like the 5 liter bowl, this device also has the task of facilitating the work of surgeons. Due to its smaller volume and capacity, this bowl is a place for smaller waste materials. Such as metal cuttings and generally materials separated from the wound.
• Steel receiver (kidney-shaped container), 24 cm
  This bowl is like the two above for waste materials generated during surgery; but several features make this device unique. This shape of the container allows it to be used next to the patient’s body during surgery. This feature prevents any spilled fluids and waste materials from contaminating the environment.
• Surgical toolbox with lid, 300×200×50 mm
  This box is used for quick access and control over the number of items during surgery. A place to store the dressing set needed to perform various operations such as dressings, etc.

Hygiene tips
After using each of these items and completing the surgery, the correct sterilization steps must be performed. This step is of great importance because the contamination that occurs is very dangerous.
Remember that some items, such as bandages and dressings, are disposable and cannot be sterilized and cleaned.

Conclusion
As mentioned, the invention and development of medical instruments revolutionized this profession. Unlike in the past, today, chronic wounds or serious injuries can be easily treated with the help of instruments. Next, we mentioned a special dressing set for treating various types of wounds. 4 forceps of different types (separator, sinus, dressing holder and 115 mm separator), 3 models of scissors (Mayo, for dressing and Spencer), 3 models of bowls for waste materials during surgery (0.2 and 5 liters and kidney-shaped steel receiver) and a surgical toolbox. There are also hygiene tips during and after using these devices that must be observed. Such as sterilizing, cleaning and discarding contaminated and unusable materials such as dressings.