Arthrex Sports Medicine Onboarding Module #5 Test questions and answers well illustrated.

Arthrex Sports Medicine Onboarding Module #5 Test questions and answers well illustrated. What is ArthroCell? - correct answers.a viable, moldable cellular bone allograft What are the 3 components of the bone healing triad? - correct answers.-Osteogenic (Cell) -Osteoinductive (Signal) -Osteoconductive (Scaffold) True or False: QuickSet is synthetic. - correct answers.True What is QuickSet? - correct bable, microporous, synthetic bone cement True or False: QuickSet is osteoconductive, osteoinductive, and osteogenic. - correct answers.False- only osteoconductive True or False: FlexiGRAFT, StimuBlast (AlloSync) and ArthroCell are all allografts. - correct answers.True What is FlexiGRAFT? - correct answers.100% DBM- cubes, strips, chips + fibers What is StimuBlast (AlloSync)? - correct answers.Demineralized cortical bone matrix w/ reverse phase medium True or False: FlexiGRAFT is both osteoconductive and osteoinductive. - correct answers.True True or False: StimuBLAST (AlloSync) is both osteoconductive and osteoinductive. - correct answers.True True or False: ArthroCell is osteoconductive, osteoinductive, and osteogenic. - correct answers.True What is the shelf life of ArthroCell? -1 year -2 years -1 month -6 months - correct answers.2 years (stored at -65 degrees C) What are the 3 main components of ArthroCell? - correct answers.-Cell component -Microparticulate -Gel component What are MIAMI cells? - correct answers.Marrow Isolated Adult Multlineage Inductible cells What are ArthroCell's clinical applications? - correct answers.-fusions (foot/ankle) -non unions -radiation induced fractures -osteotomies -applications where augmenting w/ patient's BMC is desired, but NOT suitable due to: patient age, co-morbities (smoking, diabetes, morbid obesity), and patient non-consent How will the ArthoCell arrive and be packaged? - correct answers.3 components -cell vial (thaw for 5 min in room temp sterile saline/water) -particulate bone -gel (thaw for 20 min in room temp sterile saline/water) True or False: Total time from cell vial thaw to placement at surgical site should not exceed 5 hours. - correct answers.False- should not exceed 4 hours What are the available quantities of ArthroCell? - correct answers.2.5cc and 5cc Is AlloSync a synthetic or allograft product? - correct raft True or False: AlloSync is osteoconductive, osteoinductive, and osteogenic. - correct answers.False- only osteoconductive and osteoinductive What does osteoinductive mean? - correct es bone to grow (Signal) What does osteoconductive mean? - correct cts bone growth across the material (Scaffold) True or False: AlloSync is a Reverse Phase Medium (RPM) - correct answers.True What does Reverse Phase Medium (RPM) mean? - correct answers.-flowable at room temperature and thickens to become more viscous at body temperature -moldable -resists irrigation True or False: AlloSync DBM never gets hard. - correct answers.True True or False: AlloSync DBM can be used in place of bone cement. - correct answers.False- Should not used in place of bone cement because it never gets hard/cannot bear weight True or False: AlloSync DBM is terminally sterilized and requires no thawing/premixing preparation. - correct answers.True True or False: AlloSync DBM cannot be stored at room temperature. - correct answers.False- It can be stored at room temperature True or False: AlloSync DBM can be combined with autologous products such as PRP or BMC. - correct answers.True What is the ratio of DBM putty to PRP or BMC? -1:1 -2:1 -3:1 -4:1 - correct answers.2:1 (5cc of putty w/ 2.5cc of PRP or BMC) What are the different product types of AlloSync DBM? - correct answers.-Gel -Putty -CB (cancellous bone) Paste -CB (cancellous bone) Putty Clavicle Joints -Lateral (Distal) -Medial (Proximal) - correct answers.-Acromioclavicular Joint (AC joint) -Sternoclavicular (SC joint) Coracoclavicular (CC) Ligaments - correct answers.-Conoid ligament (4.5cm medial to AC joint) -Trapezoid ligament (2.5cm medial to AC joint) Chondral Defect - correct answers.-focal area of damage to the articular cartilage Osteochondral Defect (OCD) - correct answers.-focal area of both the cartilage and underlying bone are involved -most defects commonly occur on the femoral condyle (weight bearing on medial femoral condyle) -4X greater chance of defect on medial femoral condyle than any other region in the knee What is the knee? - correct answers.-a synovial hinge joint that provides both flexion and extension along with a certain degree of internal/external rotation Focal lesions - correct answers.-caused by trauma (most common-sports injuries or accidents) Degenerative lesions - correct answers.-caused over time by wear and tear Osteochondral Flap Tears - correct answers.-use bioabsorable PLLA chondral darts up to 2cm in diameter -18mm long, 1.3mm diameter Chondral Darts single shot technique - correct answers.-flap tears of 1cm or less Chondral Darts multi shot technique - correct answers.-flap tears greater than 1cm Hamstring Muscles - correct answers.-Semitendinosus (Semi T) -Biceps Femoris: 2 heads-long and short -Semimembranosus -all insert proximally at the ischial tuberosity -all insert distally either medially on tibia or laterally on fibula Lateral Collateral Ligaments (LCL) - correct answers.-Anterior talofibular ligament (ATFL) -Calcaneofibular ligament (CFL) -Posterior talofibular ligament (PTFL) Arthrex 300 Power System - correct answers.-it's a niche product -pencil style system w/ no cord -can purchase off contract and sell one or two sets to a surgeon in a larger account -appeals to surgeons in smaller accounts -lower cost -no oscillating drill setting -forefoot, mid foot, hand, wrist, and certain shoulder procedures -less bulky and produces less heat