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A. Basic Uterine Evacuation
Tenaculum
Sponge (ring) forceps or uterine packing forceps
Malleable metal sound
Pratt or Denniston dilators: sizes 13 to 27 French
Sharp curette: size 0 or 00
Medium speculum, self retaining
50 ml container for local anaesthetic
500 ml container for antiseptic solution
Plastic strainer
Clear glass dish for tissue inspection
Long dressing forceps
Container for cleansing solution
Single tooth tenaculum forceps
Basic uterine evacuation instruments plus:
Vacuum pump with extra glass bottles
Connecting tubing
Cannulae (any of the following):
flexible: 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12 mm
curved rigid: 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14 mm
straight rigid: 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 mm
Basic uterine evacuation instruments plus:
Vacuum syringes (single or double valve)
Adapters
Flexible cannulae, size 4 to 12 mm
Basic uterine evacuation instruments plus:
Pratt of Denniston dilators: sizes 29 to 43
Curette: size 1 or 2
Special specula:
Small Pederson type
Large Graves type
Sims
Uterine sound
Large (sharp) curette
Extra dilator packs
Extra cotton balls and/or 2 gauze sponges
Needle holder
Tissue forceps