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What is the difference between a regular probe and a huber probe? (dissection tools)?
I am taking a Human Anatomy class. The professor is asking us to buy a dissection kit that contains a Huber Probe. I am wondering if this kit will suffice, even though it says it contains a PROBE, not necessarily a huber probe. Is there a difference between a regular probe and a huber probe?
Do you think this kit will suffice for my cat dissections?
2 mosquito fcps
2 tweezers
1 scissors
1 needle holder
1 suture
1 probe
1 grooved
Thanks
A Huber probe is blunt and angled, as opposed to a needle probe; there are both angled and straight needle probes, but a Huber probe is less likely to cause damage.
The kit looks somewhat incomplete. The best kind of scissors to have, if you only have one kind, is a "tissue" scissors (one of the blades is blunt, so it pushes underlying tissues out of the way, so they don't get caught on the point). Also, there is no scalpel listed (get one with replaceable blades). One grooved WHAT?
These tools are just my personal preferences...
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