Arthrex Sports IOT Exam Questions With 100% Correct Answers

Arthrex Sports IOT Exam Questions With 100% Correct Answers Femoral ACL footprint - answerThe anatomic centrum of the ACL femoral footprint is 43% of the proximal-to-distal length of the lateral, femoral intercondylar notch wall and femoral socket radius. What two muscles come together to form the calf? - answerGastrocnemius and soleus Pain near the patients heel (calcaneus) may present as what kind of achilles injury? - answerInsertional achilles pathology When performing a PARS achilles repair, how many times is suture passed through the jig? - answer5 Which meniscus is more C shaped? - answermedial meniscus T/F The medial meniscus is more mobile than the lateral meniscus? - answerFalse T/F The medial meniscus is larger and more C shaped than the lateral? - answerTrue What two layers does the MCL have? - answerSuperficial and deep What tendon can be located posteriorly when scoping the lateral meniscus? - answerPopliteus What are the zones of the meniscus? - answerperipheral zone (outer one-third) is highly vascular; the central one-third is relatively avascular and the inner one-third is avascular What is a simple stitch for shoulder instability know as? - answerCerclage stitch What is the most common kind of shoulder dislocation, accounting for almost 95% of all disloactions? - answerAnterior dislocation What does ALPSA stand for when referring to shoulder instability? - answerAnterior Labrum Periosteal Sleeve Avulsion What does SLAP stand for? - answerSuperior labrum anterior to posterior What is a Hill-Sachs lesion? - answerfracture or compression of posterior humeral head Where is a Hill-Sachs lesion located? - answerposterior humerus What is the treatment for a Hill-sachs lesion? - answerRemplissage, means "to fill" french origin Which head of the biceps sits in the groove? - answerLong head Which tuberosity of the humerus sits more anterior? - answerLesser Name the 4 rotator cuff tendons - answerSubscap Supra Infra teres What kind of attachment does the distal bicep tendon have and where is it located? - answerRibbon-like, radial tuberosity Which condyle has the greater chance of developing early arthritis? - answerMedial by 4 times as much % What are the names of the two coracoclavicular ligaments? - answerConoid and trapezoid What ligament connects sternum to clavicle? - answersternoclavicular ligament Name the two ligaments that provide attachments from the acromion to the clavicle and coracoid respectively. - answerAcromioclavicular ligament Coracoacromial ligament What is the best choice of recon for a patient presenting chronic AC injury? - answerDog bone w/ allograft recon What ligaments make up the biceps sling? - answerTransverse humeral ligament and SGH What types of tissue can the GraftNet™ Autologous Tissue Collector collect? - answerBone, Cartilage, Soft Tissue True or False: Biocartilage® allograft contains living chondrocytes. - answerFalse True or False: The JumpStart® bandage generates electricity to kill pathogens including many drug-resistant bacteria - answerTrue How does RF ablation work? - answerChemical reaction- gently breaks down tissue T/F You can use labral tape with a 2.4 pushlock - answerFalse The Knotless SutureTak includes what type of suture? - answer#2 fiberwire coreless What size suture is loaded on the 2mm suturetaks? - answer#1 fiberwire What is the only material labral swivel locks are not available in? - answerMetal What kind of shoulder dislocation is associated with seizures or electric shock:? - answerPosterior Can you add ACD-A to ACP syringe after the fact? - answerNo Which blood component is the lightest? - answerPlatelet