SURGICAL
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teeth<br />
tempering<br />
tenaculum<br />
tendon<br />
tenotomy<br />
thoracic<br />
tibia<br />
tissue<br />
tolerance<br />
tonometer<br />
tooling<br />
tool steel<br />
toothed<br />
traumatic<br />
traumatize<br />
trochanter<br />
tungsten carbide<br />
ulna<br />
ultrasonic cleaner<br />
small notches or projections used to grasp tissue and prevent<br />
the instrument from slipping<br />
see: hardening<br />
hooklike instrument used to seize and hold tissue<br />
a cord of tissue which connects muscle to bone<br />
dissection or cutting of tendon or muscle, as in hand, foot and<br />
eye surgery<br />
pertaining to the chest<br />
shin bone<br />
a group of cells which are specialized to perform a particular<br />
function<br />
the allowable amount of variation in the dimensions of an<br />
instrument<br />
instrument used to measure the tension or pressure of the<br />
eyeball or the blood pressure within blood vessels<br />
machines, tools, fixtures and other devices which aid in the<br />
manufacture of instruments<br />
type of steel generally used for machine-shop tools, used in the<br />
manufacture of some instruments<br />
see: teeth<br />
having a crushing or biting effect on tissue<br />
to wound or damage<br />
either of two bony processes, or protuberances, of the upper<br />
shaft of the femur which serves in the attachment of muscle<br />
alloy used in the manufacture of inserts for instrument tips;<br />
harder than stainless steel; tungsten has the highest melting<br />
point of all metals<br />
the inner and larger bone of the forearm<br />
mechanical cleaner which makes use of sound waves (known as<br />
cavitation) to clean instruments; used before lubrication and sterilization<br />
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