false
OasisLMS
Login
Catalog
Basic Dermatology Curriculum (Videos)
How to Perform a Shave Biopsy
How to Perform a Shave Biopsy
Back to course
[Please upgrade your browser to play this video content]
Video Transcription
Video Summary
In this video, the equipment needed for a shave biopsy is listed, including alcohol swab, marking pen, syringe with lidocaine, gauze, razor or scalpel, biopsy bottle, 20% aluminum chloride, Vaseline, bandage, pathology request, and biopsy. The area to be biopsied is cleansed with an alcohol swab and marked with a surgical pen. Lidocaine is injected to anesthetize the area and the lesion is stabilized. A double-edged razor is used to carefully shave and remove the lesion. A Q-tip with aluminum chloride is then applied to stop bleeding, followed by applying a bandage. No credits were provided in the transcript.
Meta Tag
Concept
Shave Biopsy
Concept
Local Anesthesia
Concept
Hemostasis
Concept
Biopsy Equipment
Concept
Biopsy Supplies
Keywords
shave biopsy equipment
alcohol swab
lidocaine injection
lesion removal
bandage application
Shave Biopsy
Local Anesthesia
Hemostasis
Biopsy Equipment
Biopsy Supplies
×
Please select your language
1
English