A nurse's handbook of obstetrics . ng the same operation on a table, and it isbest to keep all preparations out of their sight as far as instruments used for curettage are— Simss speculum (Fig. t 14), or a vaginal retractor (Fig. 115).Bullet forceps (Fig. 116). Goodell uterine dilator (Fig. 117) ^terine sound (Fig. 118).Placenta forceps (Fig. 119). Curette (Fig. 120) according to the case or to the individualpreference of the operator. Sponge-holders (Fig. 121) at least four. Uterine applicators, four or five, wrapped with cotton. Double current catheter ( Fig. 122).
A nurse's handbook of obstetrics . ng the same operation on a table, and it isbest to keep all preparations out of their sight as far as instruments used for curettage are— Simss speculum (Fig. t 14), or a vaginal retractor (Fig. 115).Bullet forceps (Fig. 116). Goodell uterine dilator (Fig. 117) ^terine sound (Fig. 118).Placenta forceps (Fig. 119). Curette (Fig. 120) according to the case or to the individualpreference of the operator. Sponge-holders (Fig. 121) at least four. Uterine applicators, four or five, wrapped with cotton. Double current catheter ( Fig. 122). A Kelly pad is to be placed under the patients buttocks, todrain into a pail at the foot of the table, and there should be asmall table at the head for the hypodermic syringe and otherarticles used by the amesthetist. A chair should face the buttocksfor the operator, and at his right-hand side should be a low tablewithin easy reach for his instruments. In private practice adress-makers cutting table, to be found in nearly every. Fig. 112.—Authors leg-holder. Fig. 113.—Robbs leg-holder. A NURSES HANDBOOK OF OBSTETRICS.
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