GLOBUS ACTUAL TEST PAPER COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS FULL
SOLUTION
●● ___________ information travels on the posterior portion of the
spinal cord
Answer: sensory
●● 3 height ranges for lordotic Caliber L spacers
Answer: 8-11mm with 6*, 10-13mm with 10*, 12-17 with 10*
●● A ____ signal is sent from the brain, it travels down the spinal cord,
out a peripheral nerve and ultimately triggers a contraction of a muscle
Answer: motor
●● a _____ signal is activated from sensation on the skin which
activates a nerve and transmits a signal back to the brain
Answer: sensory
●● all are benefits of ATP approach except:
Answer: Avoid dissection of external oblique......
,●● at what disc level do aorta and vena cava commonly bifurcate?
Answer: L4/L5
●● ATP at L4-L5 is the same procedure and involves the same technique
and anatomy as the oblique L5-S1 approach.
Answer: false
●● based on image below, what size transcontinental implant would you
suggest to your surgeon
Answer: 55mm
●● Caliber L is FDA cleared for what levels?
Answer: L2-S1
●● caliber L spacers are available in a coronal tapered footprint
Answer: true
●● cannulas A,B,C,D are used with the 3 bladed retraction
Answer: false
●● ELSA is approved for use with both auto and all graft
Answer: True
, ●● ELSA is available in all of the following sagittal profiles except for:
Answer: 5*-15*
●● ELSA is available in both 18 and 20mm widths
Answer: false
●● ELSA is intended for use as a standalone device.....
Answer: False
●● extra long docking pins can be used with blades length 40-200
Answer: false
●● free run EMG is also known as
Answer: listening mode
●● Globus Biomechanics testing for Caliber L demonstrated _________
times the pullout resistance when compared to traditional static
Answer: 7.7
●● Globus market position for the 3 key features with Caliber L.....
_______, ___________, ____________
Answer: minimized, controlled, continuous
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS FULL
SOLUTION
●● ___________ information travels on the posterior portion of the
spinal cord
Answer: sensory
●● 3 height ranges for lordotic Caliber L spacers
Answer: 8-11mm with 6*, 10-13mm with 10*, 12-17 with 10*
●● A ____ signal is sent from the brain, it travels down the spinal cord,
out a peripheral nerve and ultimately triggers a contraction of a muscle
Answer: motor
●● a _____ signal is activated from sensation on the skin which
activates a nerve and transmits a signal back to the brain
Answer: sensory
●● all are benefits of ATP approach except:
Answer: Avoid dissection of external oblique......
,●● at what disc level do aorta and vena cava commonly bifurcate?
Answer: L4/L5
●● ATP at L4-L5 is the same procedure and involves the same technique
and anatomy as the oblique L5-S1 approach.
Answer: false
●● based on image below, what size transcontinental implant would you
suggest to your surgeon
Answer: 55mm
●● Caliber L is FDA cleared for what levels?
Answer: L2-S1
●● caliber L spacers are available in a coronal tapered footprint
Answer: true
●● cannulas A,B,C,D are used with the 3 bladed retraction
Answer: false
●● ELSA is approved for use with both auto and all graft
Answer: True
, ●● ELSA is available in all of the following sagittal profiles except for:
Answer: 5*-15*
●● ELSA is available in both 18 and 20mm widths
Answer: false
●● ELSA is intended for use as a standalone device.....
Answer: False
●● extra long docking pins can be used with blades length 40-200
Answer: false
●● free run EMG is also known as
Answer: listening mode
●● Globus Biomechanics testing for Caliber L demonstrated _________
times the pullout resistance when compared to traditional static
Answer: 7.7
●● Globus market position for the 3 key features with Caliber L.....
_______, ___________, ____________
Answer: minimized, controlled, continuous
