Arthrex Sports IOT Study Guide Exam Questions With Correct Answers

Arthrex Sports IOT Study Guide Exam Questions With Correct Answers Which Arthrex Bone Void filler contains all three biologic properties - osteogenic, osteoinductive, osteoconductive? - answerArthrocell How much DNA is removed by the Matracell process with the Arthroflex? - answer97% What bone filler is added to PRP for IOBP? - answerAllosync Pure What AFlex patch thickness do you use for CuffMend and SCR? - answerCuffMend 1 mm; SCR 3 mm; Tuberoplasty 3 mm What is Arthrocell composed of? - answerCell, microparticulate, type I collagen What is the definition of osteoconductive? - answerscaffold What are WBCs primarily composed of? - answerLeukocytes True or False: Biocartilage allograft contains living chondrocytes. - answerFALSE What is ArthroFLEX dermal allograft composed of? - answerhuman dermis True or False: Plasma makes up 55% of whole blood. - answerTRUE At 1500 RPM, what is the spin time for the ACP centrifuge? - answer5 min What is the total volume of whole blood and ACD-A for ACP? - answer15 mL (or cc) For 1 patient, what is the maximum number of cycles you can run on the Angel centrifuge? - answer3 What is the hematocrit range that the Angel centrifuge offers for customized PRP/BMC? - answer1-18% What is the minimum volume of whole blood and ACD-A needed to run a single cycle on the Angel centrifuge for PRP or BMC? - answer40 mL True or False: Platelets (thrombocytes) are a component of whole blood that do not contain a nucleus. Therefore, platelets are not truly cells. - answerTRUE Which word describes red blood cells? - answerErythrocytes What types of tissue can the GraftNet™ Autologous Tissue Collector collect? - answerBone, cartilage, soft tissue True or False: ACD-A can be added to the ACP syringe after the fact if you realize you need more time before the application. - answerFALSE Which blood component is lightest in weight? - answerPlatelets What is the shelf life for AlloSync™ Cancellous Chips, Cubes, Strips and Cortical Fibers? - answer5 years What are the benefits of Cartiform® viable osteochondral allografts? - answerN/A What are the advantages of ArthroFLEX® dermal allograft? - answerSingle step procedure, flexible, easily cut to desired size and shape, simple fixation True or False: Rehabilitation of the SCR is faster and more aggressive than massive rotator cuff tears. - answerFalse True or False: The main difference between a Bridging Patch Graft and the SCR is the attachment site. - answerTrue True or False: ArthroFLEX® dermal allograft patches are sterile. - answerTrue What is true about the Allowash XG® process? - answerSix step process, final product has SAL 10¯⁶, used by multiple tissue companies, developed by LifeNet Health What is true about Arthrex Amnion™ products? - answerRich in growth factors and collagen, act as an adhesion biomechanical barrier, reduce inflammation and scarring, anti- microbial True or False: Arthrex Amnion™ Cord is derived from the umbilical cord and is thicker than Arthrex Amnion™ Thin Matrix. - answerTrue True or False: Donor grafts for OATS procedure can be bulletized for easier fitting. - answerTrue What can IOBP (IntraOsseous BioPlasty) treat? - answerBML (Bone Marrow Lesions) True or False: Osteochondral fragments, flaps or grafts in the knee with sufficient bone stock can be fixed with the Bio-Compression Screw. - answerTrue What is the ratio of AlloSync™ Gel to Angel® cPRP from bone marrow aspirate for IOBP in the knee? - answer5 to 3 Which size is NOT available in the Autograft OATS® 2.0 single-use set? - answerN/A True or False - Angel System uses Laser technology to separate plasma from RBCs? - answerTrue True or False: articulate cartilage has nerve and blood supply - answerFalse Jumpstart has all of the following minerals except: - answerCopper In what type of study are patients assigned to their group prior to treatment and receiving surgery? - answerProspective study In what type of study are participants arbitrarily placed into groups? - answerRandomized What criteria for subject selection are used to control outside of the study that may effect the study? - answerInclusion/exclusion criteria If the results of a study are compared to those of other studies what type of study is it? - answerLiterature comparison What is the most important section of a journal article? - answerMaterials and methods section The sagittal plane divides the body into? - answerRight & Left halves What is the largest rotator cuff muscle? - answerSubscapularis True or False: Proximal refers to being closer to the main mass of the body. - answerTrue The Quadriceps Femoris refers to which of the following? - answerRectus Femoris, Vastus Lateralis, Vastus Medialis, Vastus Intermedius Which is NOT an advantage of SutureTape over standard round suture? - answerIncreased tissue pull-through resistance, Stronger knotted fixation, Tighter, smaller knot stacks, Less likely to hurt fingers while tying What type of suture should you suggest to create a broader and a more secure footprint? (i.e. for SpeedBridge or InternalBrace™ implant) - answerFiberTape Suture True or False: The Suture Snare passer can penetrate tissue, pass and retrieve suture for soft tissue repair. - answerTrue True/False: Partially deploy the needle of the Scorpion™ FastPass SL suture passer to load suture into jaw. - answerFalse What is the most important factor when determining patient position during shoulder arthroscopy? - answerSurgeon Preference What is the appropriate portal number for the shoulder? - answerSurgeon preference