Arthrex Sports Module #4 Test With Complete Solutions!!

Which of the following meniscal repairs would you use for an anterior tear? -All-inside repair -Inside/Out Repair -Outside/In Repair - ANSWER-Outside/In Repair What is the angle of the up curve of the knee scorpion suture passer's jaw? - ANSWER-5 degrees True/False: Partially deploy the need of the scorpion Fast Pass SL suture passer to load suture into the jaw - ANSWER-false What is the "low-profile" height of the knee scorpion suture passer jaw - ANSWER-3.2mm Which zone of the meniscus has the least chance of healing? - ANSWER-White-White Which of the following is not an indication for SCR? -symptomatic rotator cuff -significant bone loss -large, irreparable supraspinatus/infraspinatus tear -minimual to no glenohumeral arthritis - ANSWER-significant bone loss True/False: During the technique for SCR with knotless suturetaks, the sutures are passed through the arthroflex dermal allograft in a mattress fashion with the anchors interconnected. - ANSWER-False Proper positioning of the arm during SCR graft tensioning is: - ANSWER-20-40 degrees of abduction with the humeral head centered True/False: The main difference between a bridging patch graft and the SCR is that the bridging patch graft attaches the graft directly to the remnant of the supraspinatus tendon while the SCR attaches the graft to the superior glenoid. - ANSWER-True True/False: The superior capsule of the shoulder is a distinct structure from the rotator cuff. - ANSWER-True True/False: In the SCR technique, after you create the double pulley with the suturetak sutures, it is recommended that you cut the suture tails to avoid tangling the sutures. - ANSWER-True True/False: Due to the strength of the ArthroFLEX dermal allograft, rehabilitation of the SCR is much faster and more aggressive than massive rotator cuff tears - ANSWER-False