All Sort of instruments are made up in accordance with ASTM F 899-09, ISO 7153/1 of Surgical instruments.
There are, in fact, different gynecology instruments which are very helpful in delivering optimum client’s care. One of the most common instruments in gynecologic care is the speculum. Vaginal speculum plays a vital role in monitoring and diagnosing the overall women’s reproductive health conditions. It is the main gynecology instruments use in performing Pap smear. The process is not painful, however this can cause some discomforts especially for patients who are doing the Pap smear for the first time. It is a process where a vaginal speculum is lubricated with a lubricating jelly, and then slowly inserting the instrument in the vaginal opening. This is done to view the cervix as well as other inner part of the vaginal opening and related structure inside. A cotton swab is being rubbed over the vaginal wall, thus, aid in collecting specimen for testing. It is then places in a glass strip and examined by a gynecologist. The reproductive condition of a woman is determined based on the result of her Pap smear. Certain health conditions like sexually transmitted disease and acquired immune deficiency syndrome can be detected using the Pap smear method. Following instruments are being used in gynecology procedures:
Obstetric Forceps are specialized obstetrical instruments that are used to reach inside the female vagina and grab the fetal head to pull it out during assisted vaginal delivery. They are employed for cases of obstetric complications including inadequate maternal contractions, Antepartum hemorrhage, and macrosomic baby or to expedite delivery in cases of maternal morbidity or mortality.
The Nagele Obstetrical Forceps are used to aid delivery of the baby during inadequate force by the mother or shoulder dystocia, breech delivery and prolonged labor to expedite the delivery. The instrument consists of two forceps attached via a lock to handles. The two jaws can be separated and are fenestrated for minimal tissue injury. The entire length of the instrument is 36 cm but is also available in a length of 40 cm. During delivery, the obstetrician inserts one blade and adjusts the curve of the jaw against the fetal head. She then inserts the second jaw into place and clicks the lock together to gently pull the baby out.
All Sort of instruments are made up in accordance with ASTM F 899-09, ISO 7153/1 of Surgical instruments.
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