The Main Difference Between Hemostatic Forceps and Tissue Forceps Is

question 71

Multiple Choice

The main difference between hemostatic forceps and tissue forceps is that:

• A) hemostats are for crushing whereas tissue forceps are for grasping without causing damage
• B) hemostats do not have serrated jaws
• C) hemostats can be used as tissue forceps, but tissue forceps cannot be used as hemostats
• D) tissue forceps are easier to use one-handed

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