bulldog clip

Definitions

1. A binder clip with rigid handles.
2. A surgical instrument with serrated jaws and a spring-loaded handle used to grip blood vessels or similar organs.

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Examples

“We need⟳ to remind⟳ children that magnetic compasses will be deflected from the north reading if near metal – for example a car, a metal bulldog clip on a clipboard, or a metal bar under a table.”

“If weight carriers are not available use⟳ a strong bulldog clip with a pot attached to it by thread going through the hole. Clip this to the sheet of paper and gradually add⟳ weights to the pot. The bulldog clip sometimes slips off the paper, so wrap⟳ the end⟳ of the paper around a pencil and the bulldog clip will grip this.”

“A twist⟳ of ribbon, a wine cork, a bunch of diplomats' calling cards held together with a bulldog clip.”

“Sketching galaxies and nebulae at the eyepiece, in low light⟳ levels, is no easy matter⟳. A small torch can be used but that leaves one less hand free, so it's quite common to use⟳ a stiff plywood or plastic board⟳ to fasten the paper and light⟳ to – possibly with bulldog clips or clothes pegs.”

“When filled, a bulldog clip-forceps on the india-rubber tube, close⟳ to the canula, will prevent⟳ the escape⟳ of the water on transferring the syringe to position.”

“Objections to the bulldog clip are that, in students' hands at least, it is more likely to do damage⟳ and lead⟳ to clotting than is the thread-loop, and that, on account of its small size and liability to be left by the student in the wound, it is apt to be lost, e.g. thrown away with the carcase when the tables are cleared after the class-meeting. A recurrent item of expense in working the class is avoided by dispensing with the bulldog clip.”

“The ligated vessel is pulled through the cannula and a bulldog clip is placed below the ligature.”

“A bulldog clip can be placed on the artery to produce⟳ temporary exclusion when an assessment of the anatomy and ischemic line is needed.”

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