Sinclairrisk

The primary function of the subscap is to move the arm in this motion - internal rotation T/F Synergy UDH4 console is a 3-1 system which contains a light source, 4k camera and an image management port - T All of the following are muscles/tendons of the RC except Infrspinatus Supraspinatus Teres major Subscap - Teres major T/F Synergy console has 4 times the resolution as standard HD - T T/F the labrum is a fibrocartilage ring that provides stability to the glenohumeral joint - T...

The Distal Locking Screws in the clavicle fracture plates are what size? - *a. 2.7mm* b. 1.7mm c. 4.0mm d. 3.0mm When performing a dog bone ac joint repair, the case is done? - a. Open b. Arthroscopic c. Mini Open *d. All of the Above* How many size configurations does the BioUnit set provide? - a. 6 b. 8 *c. 10* d. 14 Your surgeon is performing an 8mm Autograph OATS case. What size backfill plug will be needed for the donor cite? - a. 7mm b. 8mm *c. 9mm* d. 10mm (T/F) T...

The MPFL is the main passive stabilizer against lateral patella displacement and is at its tightest in what degree of flexion? A. 0-30 degrees B. 0-180 degrees C. 60-90 degrees - A. 0-30 degrees What landmark does Schottles Point refer to when discussing MPFL? A. distal patella attachment B. superior patella attachment C. femoral attachment D. tibial attachment - C. femoral attachment Which statement regarding MPFL is TRUE: A. it inserts on the upper 1/2 (superior) of the patella ...

Shoulder - The most mobile joint in the human body humerus, scapula, clavicle - the three bone structures of the shoulder superior glenohumeral ligament (SGHL) middle glenohumeral ligament (MGHL) inferior glenohumeral ligament (IGHL) complex - what three synovial joints connect the bones of the shoulder? the glenoid fossa of the scapula and the head of the humerus - the glenohumeral joint is created by the articulation of what boney structures? ball and socket joint - what type of ...

(T/F) Varus alignment of a joint exists when any distal segment of the joint extends medial to the joint - - True - False True or False: The MPFL from 0-30* of flexion is the main passive stabilizer against lateral patellar displacement. - *- True* - False (T/F) Valgus alignment of a joint exists when any distal segment of the joint extends lateral to the joint - - True - False (T/F) The new MPFL kit comes with 3.5 Swivelocks and a TightRope RT - - True - False (T/F) The MPFL is ...

T or F : The medial collateral ligament is repaired AFTER performing the MCL Internal Brace procedure - False Current recommendation for arm position in ABduction for SCR to obtain appropriate tensioning of the graft is? - 20-30 degree Which of the following is NOT one of the traditional treatment options for the irreparable rotator cuff tears? - Primary TSA (debridement of RC, partial repair, latissimus dorsi transfer) T or F : The MPFL from 0-30 degrees of flexion is the main passiv...

When performing an ACLR using the BTB graft, the femoral bone block should be no greater than what length - 20mm The ridge of bone that separates the anteromedial (AM) and posteriolateral (PL) bundles of the ACL on the femur is? - Bifurcate ridge When performing the flipped BTB technique, which portion of the bone block should face away from the tendon? - Canellous The ACL is made up of how many bundles - 2 What are the bundles of the ACL? - AM/PL True or False: Retrodrilling in t...

T/F most femoracetabular impingement contains mixed Pincer/cam lesions - T T/F The articular cartilage of the acetabulum has a horseshoe shape - T Cam impingement can be defined as - An aspherical femoral head, usually anterosuperior 'aspherical extension All of the following are functions of the acetabular labrum, except Acts as a shock absorber, with its thick portion superior Provides a suction seal to the hip Adds stability to the hip by deepening the socket Serves as an attach...

What is the primary function of the Subscapularis muscle? - Internal Rotation True or False: Proximal refers to being closer to the main mass of the body - True The Quadriceps Femoris refers to: - 1. Rectus Femoris 2. Vastus Lateralis 3. Vastus Medialis 4. Vastus Intermedius Which is the most common ligament disruption involved in lateral ankle sprains? - ATFL: Anterior Talo-Fibular Ligament What are complications of screw fixation for syndesmosis injury? - 1. Loosening 2. Breaka...

What year was Arthrex started? - 1981 What is the Arthrex slogan? - Helping surgeons treat their patients better What are the 5 goals of Technology Specialist Training? - 1. How are we different 2. Confidence 3. Simplify and prioritize (over 16k products) 4. Define value--> improved treatment and patient outcomes 5. Know your "why" What are the top 3 revenue producing products for shoulder? - 1. SwiveLock/SpeedBridge Kit (53%) 2. PushLock 3. FiberWire **Knotless FiberTak mak...