Globus 301 Entrance Exam
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
CORRECT ANSWERS
GRADED A+ [LATEST 2026-
2027] 100% GUARANTEED
PASS
At what level does the spinal cord stop and cauda equina begin? - CORRECT ANSWER-L1-2
T/F Direct Look: When closing abdominals muscles, be sure to close external oblique, internal
oblique and trans versus abdominal to avoid abdominal hernia. - CORRECT ANSWER-False
T/F: The MIS illumination cannot be used with Direct Look peritoneal retractor - CORRECT
ANSWER-False
T/F: Muscle stripping is a benefit of LLIF. - CORRECT ANSWER-False
Direct Look allows for visualization of: - CORRECT ANSWER-Cutaneous nerves, Psoas Muscle,
Lumbar Plexus (all the above)
T/F: Direct Look should not be used at L4-5 due to the more anterior location of the neural
elements within the retroperitoneal space, as well as the anterior location of the psoas muscle
and lumbar plexus. - CORRECT ANSWER-False
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
CORRECT ANSWERS
GRADED A+ [LATEST 2026-
2027] 100% GUARANTEED
PASS
At what level does the spinal cord stop and cauda equina begin? - CORRECT ANSWER-L1-2
T/F Direct Look: When closing abdominals muscles, be sure to close external oblique, internal
oblique and trans versus abdominal to avoid abdominal hernia. - CORRECT ANSWER-False
T/F: The MIS illumination cannot be used with Direct Look peritoneal retractor - CORRECT
ANSWER-False
T/F: Muscle stripping is a benefit of LLIF. - CORRECT ANSWER-False
Direct Look allows for visualization of: - CORRECT ANSWER-Cutaneous nerves, Psoas Muscle,
Lumbar Plexus (all the above)
T/F: Direct Look should not be used at L4-5 due to the more anterior location of the neural
elements within the retroperitoneal space, as well as the anterior location of the psoas muscle
and lumbar plexus. - CORRECT ANSWER-False
