Arthrex Onboarding questions and answers well illustrated()

Arthrex Onboarding questions and answers well illustrated (2024 -2025 ) Test 1 – The Synergy UHD4 Console is a 4 -1 system which contains a light source, 4k camera, image management port & integration. T/F - ANSWERS,True The primary function of the supraspinatus is to move the arm in this motion. - ANSWERS,ABduction The primary function of the subscapularis is to move the arm in this motion. - ANSWERS,Internal Rotation All of the following are muscles/tendons of the rota tor cuff EXCEPT: - ANSWERS,Teres Major A speedbridge rotator cuff repair consists of ____ anchors medial & _____ anchors lateral. - ANSWERS,2 -2 The supraspinatus tendon attaches to what structure? - ANSWERS,Greater Tuberosity The dualwave arthroscopy pu mp is designed to operate as either inflow/outflow or an inflow only pump. T/F - ANSWERS,True Identify Structures - ANSWERS,Lateral Femoral Condyle Trochlea One major advantage of the Dualwave pump over traditional inflow -only pumps is: - ANSWERS,Dualwav e pumps automatically regulate inflow/outflow to maintain a constant fluid pressure in the joint Proximal refers to being closer to the main mass of the body. T/F - ANSWERS,True An advantage of the knotless ankle tightrope implant is earlier weight -beari ng compared to screw fixation. T/F - ANSWERS,True The labrum is a fibrocartilaginous ring that provides stability to the GH joint. T/F - ANSWERS,True Which of the following is NOT one of the 3 ligaments that supports the Ankle Syndesmosis Joint? - ANSWER S,ATFL (Anterior Talofibular Ligament) The Quadriceps Femoris refers to which of the following? - ANSWERS,ALL OF THE ABOVE: -Rectus Femoris -Vastus Lateralis -Vastus Medialis -Vastus Intermedius -Knee Extensors Which of the following are complications of screw fixation for syndesmosis injury? (check on answer) - ANSWERS, -Breakage What is the most common motion responsible for lateral ankle sprains? - ANSWERS,Inversion, Plantar Flexion What is the strongest liga ment in the ankle syndesmotic ligament complex? - ANSWERS,PiTFL (Posterior inferior talofibular ligament) Which of the following are common causes of ACL injury? - ANSWERS,ALL OF THE ABOVE: Changing direction Stopping suddenly Landing from a jump In the ACL deficient Knee, the tibia can abnormally translate anteriorly. T/F (Check on answer) - ANSWERS, -True Which word describes Red Blood Cells? - ANSWERS,Erythrocytes What 2 nerves are most at risk when surgeons perform a lateral ankle ligament operation? - ANSWERS,Sural Nerve & Superficial Peroneal Nerve Of the major knee ligaments which one below is not intra -articular? - ANSWERS,Lateral Collateral Ligament The femoral footprint of the ACL is located on the: (Check on answer) - ANSWERS,Lateral Femoral condyle Females are 4 -5x more likely for ACL injury? T/F - ANSWERS,True Test 2 - ANSWERS, Using the Outer Bridge Classification, advanced bone -on-bone arthritis would be classified as? - ANSWERS,Grade 4 What condyle of the knee is at 4x greater risk to have an OCD (osteochondral defect)? - ANSWERS,Medial Condyle (Femoral) The Synergy Resection Console can Control 2 handpieces independently as well as simultaneously. T/F - ANSWERS,True The metal detectio n feature on the SynergyRF Bipolar Ablation System performs what function? - ANSWERS, -Suspends power to the probe when the tip is in close proximity of scope or metal instruments. The Bipolar Ablation breaks down tissue by the following process? - ANSWERS ,Chemical RXN - Gently breaks down tissue at the molecular level. What types of tissue can the GraftNet Autologous Tissue Collector Collect? - ANSWERS, -A,B & C