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Post-Mortem Surgical Set
Key Components and Their Functions
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Scalpels (Various Sizes) – For making precise incisions through skin and tissue.
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Dissecting Scissors (Straight and Curved) – Used for cutting soft tissues, muscles, and organs.
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Bone Saw or Rib Shears – For cutting through ribs and bones to access internal organs.
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Forceps (Tissue and Dressing Types) – Used for grasping, holding, and lifting tissues during dissection.
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Brain Knife – Specifically designed for removing and sectioning the brain.
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Cartilage Knife – Used for cutting through tough tissues such as cartilage.
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Scalpel Handles with Blades – For attaching different blade sizes depending on the incision required.
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Dissecting Needles (Straight and Curved) – Used for separating tissues and pinpoint dissection work.
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Bone Chisel and Mallet – For opening the skull or sternum safely.
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Ruler and Measuring Tape – For measuring organs, wounds, or pathological findings.
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Specimen Containers and Jars – For preserving tissue or organ samples for lab analysis.
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Scissors (Metzenbaum/Mayo) – For cutting fine and coarse tissue structures.
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Post-Mortem Table Accessories (Optional) – Such as trays and collection bowls for fluids and organs.
Potassium Reagents
Measurement Methods & Corresponding Reagents
1. Ion-Selective Electrode (ISE) Method (Most common in modern analyzers)
Reagents include:
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Internal standard (reference solution)
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Electrolyte solution for K⁺ electrode balance
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Conditioning solution
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Electrode cleaning solution
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Calibrators (Low & High K⁺)
Principle:
Potassium-selective membranes generate an electrical potential when exposed to K⁺ ions.
The potential difference is proportional to potassium concentration.
ISE is fast, accurate, and ideal for automated analyzers.
2. Turbidimetric/Colorimetric Tetraphenylboron Method
How it works:
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Potassium reacts with sodium tetraphenylboron.
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Forms a turbid or cloudy precipitate.
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The degree of turbidity is measured photometrically at 510–550 nm.
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Intensity correlates with potassium concentration.
Reagents contain:
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Sodium tetraphenylboron
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Buffer solution
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Surfactants
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Stabilizers
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Preservatives
Used in: Semi-auto analyzers and manual systems.
Packaging Formats
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Single-liquid reagent bottles
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Multi-solution electrolyte packs (for ISE analyzers)
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Ready-to-use liquid stable reagents
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Analyzer-specific cartridges
Typical sizes: 25 ml, 50 ml, 100 ml, 250 ml.
Sample Types
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Serum
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Plasma
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Urine (may require dilution)
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Whole blood (in ISE/blood gas analyzers)
Pregnancy Test Kit
Prime Paste (Root Canal Sealer / Zinc Oxide Eugenol-Based Paste)
Probes
PROJECTOR CHART ACP-1500
Prophy Brushes – 50’s
Prophylaxis Paste
Prostatectomy Set
Basic Instruments
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Scalpel handle with blades
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Mayo scissors (straight and curved)
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Metzenbaum scissors
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Tissue forceps (Toothed and Non-toothed)
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Needle holders (Mayo-Hegar, Olsen-Hegar)
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Mosquito hemostats (straight and curved)
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Kelly forceps
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Sponge-holding forceps
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Allis tissue forceps
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Babcock forceps
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Kocher forceps
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Towel clamps
Retractors and Specialized Instruments
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Deaver retractor
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Richardson retractor
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Langenbeck retractor
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Doyen retractor
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Balfour self-retaining retractor with bladder blade
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Gelpi or Weitlaner retractors
Urological Instruments
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Catheter introducer
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Urethral sound set
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Bladder scissors
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Prostatic tenaculum
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Bladder forceps
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Yankauer suction tube