
OB/GYN 16 1/4″ McClane Tucker OB Forceps
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The OB/GYN 16 1/4″ McClane Tucker Obstetric Forceps are specialized obstetrical instruments designed for controlled use during compatible assisted delivery procedures. The forceps feature a 16 1/4-inch overall length and a McClane Tucker configuration.
The extended length provides useful reach while allowing the clinician to maintain controlled manual handling. The paired blades provide a defined working profile for appropriate positioning during procedures performed by qualified obstetric professionals.
Design and Configuration
The forceps feature an overall length of 16 1/4 inches with a McClane Tucker obstetric configuration. The design incorporates paired working blades and a manually operated handle mechanism for controlled positioning and manipulation.
The blades should open and close smoothly and maintain proper alignment during operation. The mechanical components should be checked before use to ensure appropriate function and structural integrity.
Working-End Characteristics
The McClane Tucker configuration provides a defined obstetric forceps working profile intended for compatible assisted delivery applications. The blades should remain properly aligned and free from visible deformation.
Before use, inspect the blade surfaces, joints, and mechanical components for cracks, corrosion, deformation, or other signs of damage.
Obstetric Applications
The OB/GYN 16 1/4″ McClane Tucker Obstetric Forceps may be used for compatible assisted obstetric delivery procedures when forceps assistance is clinically indicated.
Selection and clinical use should be performed by appropriately trained healthcare professionals according to the specific clinical circumstances and established obstetric protocols.
Handling and Use Considerations
The 16 1/4-inch length provides extended reach while allowing controlled manual handling. The forceps should be operated smoothly and without excessive force.
Before use, verify proper blade alignment and mechanical movement. Any instrument with visible damage, deformation, corrosion, or compromised function should be removed from service.
Cleaning and Instrument Care
Clean the forceps promptly after use according to the healthcare facility's validated instrument-cleaning procedure. Pay particular attention to the blades, joints, locking mechanism, and other areas where residual material may accumulate.
After cleaning, inspect the blades and mechanical components for cleanliness and proper function. Avoid cleaning methods that could damage the working surfaces or mechanical components.
Sterilization and Inspection
Sterilization should be performed according to the manufacturer's validated instructions and the healthcare facility's established sterilization protocol. Before each use, inspect the instrument for cleanliness, corrosion, cracks, deformation, loose components, and mechanical irregularities.
Any instrument showing compromised structural integrity or functionality should be removed from service and evaluated according to institutional procedures.
Technical Specifications
- Instrument Type: Obstetric Forceps
- Design: McClane Tucker
- Overall Length: 16 1/4″
- Application: Obstetric / OB/GYN procedures
- Configuration: Single instrument
- Material: Not specified
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What are the OB/GYN 16 1/4″ McClane Tucker Forceps used for?
They are designed for compatible assisted obstetric delivery procedures.
2. What type of forceps are these?
They are McClane Tucker-style obstetric forceps.
3. What is the overall length?
The forceps have an overall length of 16 1/4 inches.
4. Are these forceps intended for obstetric use?
Yes. They are designed for compatible obstetric applications.
5. Is this supplied as a set?
No. It is supplied as a single pair of obstetric forceps.
6. How should the forceps be maintained?
They should be cleaned, sterilized, inspected, and handled according to validated instrument-care procedures and applicable healthcare-facility protocols.
