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Choosing the right instruments depends on several factors:

• Type of practice: Small animal, large animal, or exotic animal.
• Types of procedures: General surgery, orthopedics, dental, or emergency care.
• Quality: Always prioritize high-quality, durable instruments that can withstand repeated use and sterilization.
• Budget: Compare prices but don’t compromise on quality for critical tools.

Common materials include:

• Stainless Steel: Most widely used due to its strength, durability, and resistance to corrosion.
• Titanium: Lighter than stainless steel and highly durable, often used for specialized tools.

Proper maintenance involves:

• Regular cleaning: Clean instruments immediately after use to prevent corrosion.
• Sterilization: Follow appropriate sterilization techniques (autoclaving, chemical sterilization) to avoid contamination.
• Inspection: Regularly inspect for wear and tear, rust, or any damage, and replace instruments if needed.
• Storage: Store instruments in a dry, clean environment to prevent moisture damage.

• Autoclaving: The most common and effective method for stainless steel instruments. Ensure proper temperature and time settings.
• Chemical sterilization: Used for heat-sensitive instruments. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for the appropriate solution and duration.
• Gas sterilization (ETO): For more delicate or heat-sensitive instruments that cannot be autoclaved.