Medical tool employing a warning mechanism notifying that a rotational limit has been reached

A medical tool comprising a handle including:

• a housing;
• a torque portion operably coupled to the housing and rotatable relative to the housing, the torque portion including a shaft including an outer circumferential surface and a helical thread portion radially outwardly extending from the outer circumferential surface of the shaft;
• a shuttle displaceable along the shaft via threaded interaction with the helical thread portion;
• and
• an electronic feedback mechanism interacting with the shuttle that provides an indication when the torque portion has rotated a first number of rotations, wherein:
• the electronic feedback mechanism comprises a variable resistance element interacting with the shuttle such that displacement of the shuttle along the shaft varies a resistance of the variable resistance element, the indication being provided when a number of rotations of the torque portion, as determined from the resistance of the variable resistance element, is the first number of rotations, and
• the variable resistance element is a conductive bellows coupled to the shuttle and the resistance of the conductive bellows varies in response to the conductive bellows being at least one of compressed or expanded in response to displacement of the shuttle along the shaft.