Surgical

A corneal transplant: replacing a scarred or cloudy cornea, in full or in part, with clear donor cornea.

A dissociative anesthetic drug used for anesthesia, procedural sedation and some kinds of pain.

A stainless steel bucket on a low wheeled frame, moved with the foot, that collects used counted sponges during a case.

A crossbar built into the middle of an OR table that rises under the patient to raise and open the flank or upper abdomen.

A small, tightly rolled cotton sponge, mounted on a clamp, used to push tissue apart in blunt dissection.

A position in which the patient kneels with the thighs upright and the head and upper chest resting down on the table.

The reusable metal handle that holds a disposable scalpel blade; its number tells which blades fit it.

How well a suture knot holds without slipping or coming undone.

A prone position with the hips over the table's middle break and the table bent so the hips are highest and the head and feet lower.

A laser that passes an Nd:YAG beam through a potassium titanyl phosphate crystal, halving its wavelength to visible green light at 532 nm.