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The first thing you hand the surgeon after the time-out to make the incision.
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The instrument used to grasp tissue like chopsticks.
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Where the sterile pack is opened and instruments are organized before surgery.
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Some people prefer surgeon caps, while others wear this type of surgical head covering.
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The instrument used to pull skin edges back for better visualization.
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This instrument is sometimes referred to as a "snap."
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The material attached to a needle that is used to close tissue; it comes in different sizes.
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Used during surgery to remove fluids or smoke and improve visualization.
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The technique we strive to maintain throughout every surgical procedure and are experts in.
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Uses electrical energy to cut tissue and help control bleeding.
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Performed before, during, and after surgery to ensure nothing is left behind.
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The closest thing a CST has to telepathy, the ability to predict what the doctor needs.
