A _____________ forceps may be used to grasp an endotracheal tube or catheter for insertion.

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Magill forceps have a curved shape that makes them useful for navigating tight spaces, such as the nasal passages, when inserting endotracheal tubes or catheters. Blake forceps are better suited for grasping and holding tissues or skin during procedures, Pennington forceps are commonly used for suturing, and Allis forceps are typically used for grasping and manipulating tough or dense tissue.

A _____________ Forceps May Be Used to Grasp an Endotracheal