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Types of Instrument Transfer
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Increasing Productivity by Effective Use of Four-Handed Dentistry – Part 3: Instrument Transfer Technique
Types of Instrument Transfer
Course Author(s):
Betty Ladley Finkbeiner, CDA-Emeritus, BS, MS
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CONTENT
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Course Contents
Overview
Learning Objectives
Introduction
Team Responsibilities During Instrument Transfer
Basic Principles
Operator Requirements
Assistant Requirements
Team Requirements
Instrument Grasps
Types of Instrument Transfer
The Single-Handed Transfer
The Two-Handed Transfer
Hidden Syringe Transfer
Special Instruments or Situations
Delivery of the Dental Mirror and Explorer
Use of Non-Locking Tissue Forceps
Delivery of Small Items
Delivery of Scissors or Hinged Instruments
Six-Handed Transfer
Use of Isolite
Video Demonstration of Instrument Transfer Methods
Conclusion
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Types of Instrument Transfer
Types of Instrument Transfer
The Single-Handed Transfer
The Two-Handed Transfer
Hidden Syringe Transfer
Special Instruments or Situations
Delivery of the Dental Mirror and Explorer
Use of Non-Locking Tissue Forceps
Delivery of Small Items
Delivery of Scissors or Hinged Instruments
Six-Handed Transfer
Use of Isolite
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