During surgery arterial bleeding is controlled by

A. Haemostat

B. Thumb forceps

C. Allies tissue forcep

D. Rat tooth forceps

Answer: Option D

Solution(By Examveda Team)

During surgery arterial bleeding is controlled by Rat tooth forceps.
These forceps are used to hold (grip) skin/dense tissue. They have interdigitating teeth to hold tissue without slipping.
They do cause a degree of tissue damage so should not be used on delicate tissue and care should be taken when operating on animals with thin delicate skin.