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INSTRUMENTS

ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE
INDICATIONS
 Protection of airway
 Removal of secretions
 Mechanical ventilation
 During general anaesthesia
 Cardiopulmonary resuscitation
CONTRAINDICATIONS
 Cervical spine fracture
AIRWAY
INDICATIONS
 Used to keep airway patent in unconscious
patients
 Helps to prevent the backward falling of the
tongue
 Helps to prevent the tongue bite in patients
with convulsions
 Helps removal of secretions from the mouth
 It is used in patients during general
anesthesia
 It is used in patients during post anesthesia
recovery period
NASAOGASTRIC TUBE
FEATURES

 Soft plastic tube


 It is available in different diameters
measured in french units
 It has marking at 18,22,26,and 30 inches
 There are two to three holes few mm
INDICATIONS
Diagnostic
 Intragastric bleed
 Pyloric stenosis
 Collection of gastric lavage for AFB
 Achlorhydia
Therapeutic
 Gastric lavage in cases of poisoning
Decompression in cases of acute pancreatitis
, acute peritonitis , intestinal obstruction and
gastric surgery
 Feeding in unconscious patient
 In cases of dysphagia,stricture esophagus
tumour esophagus. bulbar palsy
CONTRAINDICATIONS
 Corrosive poisoning
COMPLICATIONS
 Stricture esophagus
FOLEY CATHETER
FEATURES

 Soft tube of latex


 Has a rounded tip and two holes proximal
to the tip
 The size is measured in french unit
 Proximal end may have two or three
channels in two or three way cathter
respectively
INDICATIONS
 Acute retention of urine
 Chronic retention of urine with overflow
 In cases of neurogenic bladder
 In surgery involving bladder and prostrate
 In all perineal operations
 In management of incomplete rupture of
urethra
 Intra vesical chemotherapy
 To carry out urethrography
 To monitor urine output
CONTRAINDICATIONS
 Blood at meatus
 Acute urethritis
COMPLICATIONS
 Blockade
 Catheter leak
 Bacteriuria
IV CANNULA
 IV cannulas are used to cannulate the
veins for intravenous injections, infusions
and transfusions
 Adequate aseptic measures are taken
before the cannulas are inserted
LARYNGOSCOPE
FEATURES
 It is a metallic instrument used for
visualization larynx and vocal cords
PARTS
 Main body handle
 Blade
Blades are made of curved steel and have
blunt distal end
USES
 To perform direct laryngoscopy
 To intubate the patient with ETT
 To clean the upper respiratory tract for
removal of blood or secretions
LUMBAR PUNCTURE NEEDLE
INDICATIONS

DIAGNOSTIC
 Subarachnoid haemorrhage
 Meningitis
 Encephalitis
 Guillain — Barre Syndrome
 Multiple Sclerosis
 Neurosyphilis
 For Myelography
 For Pneumoencephalography
 Unexplained Coma
 Cases of pyrexia of unknown origin.
THERAPEUTIC
 Intrathecal administration of drugs:
 Methotrexate and other drugs
ANESTHESIA
 Spinal anesthesia
CONTRAINDICATIONS
 Raised ICP as indicated by papilledema
 Suspicion of tumor or mass lesion of brain or spinal
cord Shock
 Local sepsis
 Bleeding disorder e.g thrombocytopenia
 Gross spinal lesion
COMPLICATIONS

 Herniation of cerebellar tonsils through


foramen magnum
 Headache
 Hypotension
 Chronic adhesive arachdonitis
LIVER BIOPSY NEEDLE
INDICATIONS
 Cirrhosis
 Chronic active hepatitis
 Unexplained hepatomegaly
 Infiltrative disorders
 Haemochromatosis
CONTRAINDICATIONS

 Gross ascities
 Prolonged PT
 Thrombocytopenia
 Extrahepatic cholestasis
 Intraperitoneal bleed
COMPLICATIONS

 Septicemia
 Hemobilia
BONE MARROW BIOPSY NEEDLE
INDICATIONS
 DIAGNOSTIC:
 Megaloblastic anemia
 Dimorphic anemia
 Iron defeciency anemia
 Sideroblastic anemia
 Pancytopenia
 Leukemia
 Multiple myeloma
 Chronic malaria
 P.U.O
PROGNOSTIC:

 Aplastic anemia
 Agranulocytosis
SITE
 First piece of body of sternum
 Posterior iliac crest
 Lumber spinous process
 Medial aspect of the upper end of the
tibia
CONTRAINDICATIONS
 Derranged coagulation profile
 Local sepsis at site of biopsy
AMBU BAG
AMBU
Artificial
Manual
Breathing
Unit
PARTS
 BAG
 VALVE
 FACE MASK
AMBU BAG
 Hand held device used to provide a
positive pressure ventilation to a patient
who is not breathing or who is breathing
inadequately
 Is a normal part of a resusitation kit for
trained professionals and ambulance crew
VALVE
 Prevents the backflow of air or secretions
into the bag
 Prevents the bag from contamination
FACE MASK
 They may be made of silicone , rubber ,
plastic
 Oxygen masks may cover the nose and
mouth or the entire face
 Oxygen masks provide a method to
transfer breathing oxygen gas from the
cylinder to lungs.
ABRAMS PLUERAL BIOPSY
NEEDLE
INFUSION SETS
CENTRAL VENOUS CATHETER
DRUGS
THANK YOU

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