Professional Documents
Culture Documents
and Supplies
Esme Anggeriyane, Ns., M. Kep
Learning Objectives
1. Students are able to mention kinds of nursing
instruments.
2. Students are able to mention the function of nursing
instruments.
3. Students are able to mention nursing instruments
containers correctly.
4. Students are able to use any, enough, much, many
for countable and uncountable noun.
5. Students are able to order supplies
A Sphygmomanometer/ Blood Pressure monitor
To measure the blood pressure
Digital Sphygmomanometer
A Stethoscope
To listen the heart and bowel
sound
A Thermometer
To measure the body temperature.
Penlight
To assess pupil reaction, mouth condition.
Laryngeal Mirror
To examine the inside of mouth.
Reflex Hammer
to test motor reflexes of the body.
Stopwatch
To measure the time
Otoscope
to assess the ear canal and ear drum
Ophthalmoscope
To examine the interior of the eye
Microtoise
To measure body height
A tape measure
a tape measure is a retractable ruler that is used to
measure length, height, and width.
Weighing/Weight Scale
To measure weight or calculate mass
Digital Weight Scale
Vagina Speculum
To examine the vagina and cervix condition.
Nasal Speculum
to enlarge the nasal passages
and examine nose condition.
Gloves
To protect from the infection
Syringe
To facilitate drug admission
IV Catheter
To connect the intravenous fluid into the body.
Infusion Set
To connect the intravenous fluid into the IV catheter.
Infusion Stand
to hang the infusion bottle
Thumb/ Plain dissecting
forceps
To do the wound dressing
Chirurgic/ Tissue/ Teeth
forceps
To lift the tissue, to do the wound dressing
Artery forceps
To clamp the artery
Needle Holder
To hold the needle
Cylinders & big forceps
To clamp and raise the sterile tools in the instrument
tray.
Dissecting/ Dressing Scissors
To do necrotomy procedure
Bandage Scissors
To cut the bandage.
Tongue Depressor
To press the tongue when doing mouth examination.
Blade &
Scalpel Handle/ Bard Parker Handle
To make incision of skin when surgical procedure.
Needle
To suture the wound incision.
Gauze
to absorb blood and other fluids as well as clean
wounds
Bandage
to cover the wounds, to keep dressings in place, to
applying pressure controlling bleeding, to support a
medical device such as a splint, or on its own to
provide support to the body
Kidney Dish
To put dirt tools and wastes.
Instrument Tray with Cover
To put sterile tools.
Examining couch &
Foot step
To examine the patient
A wheeled Stretcher
The patient’s transportation tool
Wheel Chair
To bring the patient into another place.
Crutches
To support the patient for walking.
Screen/ Room Cubicle
To keep patient’s privacy when doing procedures.
A trolley
To bring the tools to do procedure.
Bowl and bowl stand
Needle Destroyer
To destroy the needle
Suction
To suck the mucus in
the airway.
Suction Catheter
To remove mucus
in airway
Nebulizer
To dilute the secret
A tray
The tool to bring any nursing instrument into the
patient.
Suture Scissors
To remove the suture
Urine Specimen glasses
To collect the urine specimen
bowl
To put a bowl of liquid/ fluid
Urine Catheter & Urine Bag
To facilitate the urine out
Hot water bottle
To reduce the pain and decrease hot body
temperature
Cold water bottle
To reduce the inflammation and bleeding
Stretcher
To move the patient into another place
Spitting mug
To throw out the sputum
Urinal & Bedpan
for patients who are unconscious or too weak to sit
up or walk to the toilet for defecating/ urinating
Dressing jar
To put the gauze and cotton.
References
Moutrey, S. (2017). The Fundamentals of Surgical
Instrument: A Practical Guide to Their Recognition, Use and
Care. UK: Latimer Trend & Company Limited
Wikipedia. (2021). Instruments used in general medicine.
Available at:
<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Instruments_used_in_g
eneral_medicine>
Med Hub. (2020). All Surgical Instruments with their uses.
Available at:
<https://www.youtube.com/watch?reload=9&v=U7sJn0r6jd
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