State 2 functions of forceps, needles, scapel, scissors in the biology lab for dissecting

Here are two functions for each of the listed dissecting tools:

• Forceps

  1. To grasp and hold specimens or tissues firmly.
  2. To lift and separate delicate tissues without causing damage.

• Needles (Dissecting Needles)

  1. To probe and explore internal structures.
  2. To tease apart or separate delicate tissues and organs.

• Scalpel

  1. To make precise incisions or cuts in specimens.
  2. To cut through tougher tissues or skin.

• Scissors (Dissecting Scissors)

  1. To cut through soft tissues, muscles, or organs.
  2. To trim away unwanted parts of a specimen.