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ConMed Training Guide (190 Questions and
Answers)
An excision of the distal clavicle is called a: - Correct answer Mumford
There is a little bit of bone spurring on the acromion so the surgeon
performs a: - Correct answer Subacromial Decompression
The "bursal" space could also be another name for: - Correct answer
subacromial space
The humeral head should look like a cue ball. If it has potholes or erosion
of the cartilage the patient most likely has - Correct answer Osteoarthritis
Tearing of the labrum near the biceps tendon is considered a: - Correct
answer SLAP tear
The ________ of the biceps inserts onto the ______. - Correct answer
Long head, superior labrum
A suprapec tenodesis would attach the tendon proximal to the: - Correct
answer pectoralis major
What procedure can help with a Hills Sachs lesion? - Correct answer
Remplissage
The shoulder is the most dislocated joint in the body.
The Scapula had ____ muscles attached to it. 17 - Correct answer True
The coracoid and acromion are part of what bone? - Correct answer
Scapula
The Scapula had ____ muscles attached to it. - Correct answer 17
The 3 bones of the shoulder are: - Correct answer clavicle, humerus,
scapula
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An excision of the distal clavicle is called a: - Correct answer Mumford There is a little bit of bone spurring on the acromion so the surgeon performs a: - Correct answer Subacromial Decompression The "bursal" space could also be another name for: - Correct answer subacromial space The humeral head should look like a cue ball. If it has potholes or erosion of the cartilage the patient most likely has - Correct answer Osteoarthritis Tearing of the labrum near the biceps tendon is considered a: - Correct answer SLAP tear The ________ of the biceps inserts onto the ______. - Correct answer Long head, superior labrum A suprapec tenodesis would attach the tendon proximal to the: - Correct answer pectoralis major What procedure can help with a Hills Sachs lesion? - Correct answer Remplissage The shoulder is the most dislocated joint in the body. The Scapula had ____ muscles attached to it. 17 - Correct answer True The coracoid and acromion are part of what bone? - Correct answer Scapula The Scapula had ____ muscles attached to it. - Correct answer 17 The 3 bones of the shoulder are: - Correct answer clavicle, humerus, scapula

The 2 joints of the shoulder are the: - Correct answer acromioclavicular & glenohumeral The ______ is the only RC muscle that lies on the anterior portion of the body. - Correct answer Subscapularis The glenohumeral joint is far more likely to be injured than the acromioclavicular joint. - Correct answer True The ______ & scapula articulate to create the ______. - Correct answer Humerus; glenohumeral The ____ of the biceps inserts onto the ____. - Correct answer Long head & superior labrum Tearing of the labrum near the biceps is considered a: SLAP tear - Correct answer SLAP tear The suture passer used for the labrum is the: - Correct answer Spectrum II tighten up loosen tissue or stretched tissue - Correct answer Plication stitches: to keep the sutures from tangling & suture maintenance - Correct answer Suture savers are used: help with healing by utilizing bone marrow - Correct answer Bone vents are created to: A PEEK implant is commonly referred to as a: - Correct answer plastic The rotator cuff tendon heals back better to tissue remnant than it does to direct bone contact. - Correct answer False resecting of the clavicle - Correct answer A mumford procedure is: The surgeon passes sutures as far medial and as close as possible to the musculotendinous junction where tissue is better to reduce the chance: - Correct answer of suture pulling through the tissue

The coronal plane is looking from the: - Correct answer front An MRI is a 3D picture that slices through the shoulder in these 3 planes: - Correct answer sagittal, axial, coronal What primary structures can be seen while scoping the GH joint space? - Correct answer Glenoid & humeral head, labrum, long head of the bicep tendon, glenohumeral ligament, subscapularis The long head of the bicep attaches: - Correct answer on the 12: (superior) position of the labrum Where does the short head of the biceps attach proximally? - Correct answer coracoid process What structures can be seen while scoping the subacromial joint space? - Correct answer AC joint, superior of rotator cuff, acromion, top side of the supraspinatus Vertical supraspinatus tear: - Correct answer use a margin conversion stitch (side to side) What "safe" triangular area is the surgeon looking for in the anterior portal of GH joint? - Correct answer Rotator cuff interval When starting an arthroscopy the surgeon will typically enter the camera at the: - Correct answer glenohumeral joint posteriorly A _____ tenodesis would attach the tendon proximal to the pec major. - Correct answer Suprapec What is the deployed size of the y-knot RC? - Correct answer 5 mm CrossFT DT knotless are offered in what sizes? - Correct answer 4 mm, 4.75 mm, 5.5 mm, 6.5 mm What does ARC stand for? - Correct answer Adjustable retractor cannula

What is the fixation mechanism of the Y-knot flex & RC anchors called? - Correct answer 360 degree formfit fixation The Y-knot RC is constructed of suture woven through a piece of _____ mm wide polyethylene flat braided suture. - Correct answer 4 mm Both 5 mm & 6 mm tenolok come with the option of having a suture loop? - Correct answer True The spectrum autopass uses a disposable needle? - Correct answer True The crossFT anchors are offered in PEEK, biocomposite, & metal? - Correct answer False What procedure is the perc kit used for? - Correct answer PASTA Tears ( partial, articular surface, supraspinatus tendon avulsion) Conmed offers a percutaneous kit for y-knot rc implants? - Correct answer False 1.8 mm low profile suture passer enables the surgeon to pass & retrieve suture through a single device: - Correct answer Spectrum MVP Which shoulder anchors are biocomposite (Genesys)? - Correct answer pressFT, crossFT, CrossFT knotless/cufflink What is Micro TCP? - Correct answer It's b-TCP that has been filtered down to a micro form that allows it to be evenly distributed with PLA What is conmeds biocomposite material comprised of? - Correct answer 77% PLA, 23% micro TCP The argo implant can accommodate: - Correct answer 6 #2 sutures or 2 strands of tape The argo implant retention suture is a: - Correct answer 1 mm hifi ribbon The minimum insertion depth of the y-knot rc anchor is: - Correct answer 23 mm

Argo knotless is offered in what sizes? - Correct answer 4.75 & 5. After anchor insertion, the argo knotless anchor handle allows you to easily: - Correct answer disengage the driver from the anchor without back malleting KEY MUSCLES OF ROTATOR CUFF & SHOULDER REGION: - Correct answer Infraspinatus, Teres, Supraspinatus, Subscapularis, Teres Major, and Biceps brachii part of the rotator cuff- larger muscle that runs from scapula to the greater tuberosity, main functions are external rotation & extension - Correct answer Infraspinatus part of RC, inferior to infraspinatus & runs from scapula to both the greater tuberosity & humerus; this muscle assists with external rotation & adduction of the arms - Correct answer Teres Minor part of the rotator cuff, smaller muscle on the superior side the runs from scapula to the greater tuberosity & assists in abduction of the arm - Correct answer Supraspinatus part of the RC, largest & strongest & is anterior to the others; mainly focuses on internal rotation, adduction, & plays a major role in the stabilization of the shoulder - Correct answer Subscapularis: not in RC, still plays an important role in movement & stabilization of upper extremity - Correct answer Teres Major consists of 2 heads- short originates at the coracoid process & is responsible for adduction while the long head originates at the glenoid tubercle & is responsible for abduction & inward rotation- when both heads contract simultaneously it will create flexion like the flex of a arm - Correct answer Biceps brachii: Beach chair has proven to be a better surgical position over lateral decubitus. - Correct answer False The "S" in PASTA stands for... - Correct answer Supraspinatus

  1. Cut into the skin at the proximal end of the long head of the biceps in the shoulder
  2. Cut the long head of the biceps from its original insertion site
  3. A hole is drilled in the humerus to create a new insertion point
  4. Insert long head of the bicep into insertion site
  5. Trim off ends of any damaged tissue
  6. Secure bicep back into humerus using anchor & sutures - Correct answer Steps of a biceps tenodesis:
  7. Injury or acute that happens suddenly as a result of a fall or overstrain on the rotator cuff (supraspinatus is most likely to get injured)
  8. Degenerative from age, overuse, or bone spurs - Correct answer 2 main causes of rotator cuff issues & tears: will either be a single row or double row repair. - Correct answer Rotator Cuff Repair one lateral line of anchors & sutures through the RC tendon - Correct answer Single row medial & lateral row of anchors - Correct answer Double row Partial, Articular, Supraspinatus, Tendon Avulsion - (occurs after a pulling or twisting of the arm that causes a partial tear in the RC) - Correct answer PASTA stands for
  9. Shoulder dislocation or subluxation
  10. A labral tear caused by a traumatic event - Correct answer Shoulder Instability arises from 1 of 2 major events: a direct result of an anterior dislocation of the humeral head whereby the humerus is compressed against the labrum; these usually occur due to an acute injury such as falling on an outstretched arm (FOOSH) - Correct answer Bankart Lesion: superior labrum anterior to posterior - Correct answer SLAP Tear: Argo Knotless is offered in what sizes? - Correct answer 4.75 mm, 5.5 mm

What can be used to shuttle both tape limbs through the cuff at the same time? - Correct answer HiFi passing loop What anchors can be used for the medial row? - Correct answer 2.8 mm Y-Knot RC, 4.0 mm CrossFT knotless, 4.75 mm CrossFT knotless, 5.5 mm CrossFT knotless Poplok anchors key benefits are: - Correct answer suture locks within the anchor sub-cortical wings provide fixation, tactile & audible "POP" confirms fixation Poplok anchors come in PEEK & biocomposite. - Correct answer FALSE (only PEEK) Both the 3.5 mm & 4.5 mm Poploks can take a maximum of 4 #2 suture limbs. - Correct answer ALSE (only 4.5 mm accepts 4 suture limbs) What size does ConMed offer CrossFT knotless? - Correct answer 4mm, 4.75 mm, 5.5 mm, 6.5 mm The CrossFT knotless implant is ____ mm in length. - Correct answer

The CrossFT knotless 4 mm will accept: - Correct answer 2 suture limbs or 2 limbs of tape The CrossFT knotless 5.5 mm accepts: - Correct answer 6 suture limbs or 2 limbs of tape The CrossFT knotless anchor's telescoping cleat maintains constant suture tension as an achor is inserted? - Correct answer True What is the fixation mechanism called of the Y-Knot anchors? - Correct answer 360 degree Form Fit Fixation The green guide for the Y-Knot Flex is: - Correct answer curved Y-Knot Flex is made from: - Correct answer 3 mm flare braid suture & # HiFi suture

Y-Knot Flex is offered in: - Correct answer 1.3 mm single loaded & 1. mm double loaded PopLok 2.8 mm & 3.3 mm come loaded with #2 & #0 HiFi suture. - Correct answer FALSE (either 2 limbs of #2 HiFi suture or 4 limbs of #0 HiFi suture) 2.8 mm & 3.3 mm PopLock come in PEEK & biocomposite? - Correct answer False (only PEEK) Which type of sutures can you load on 2.8 mm & 3.3 mm PopLok? - Correct answer #0 HiFi & #2 HiFi Tenolok expands both cortical & subcortically for dual fixation. - Correct answer True The recommendation is to ream the tunnel _____ larger than the implant size. - Correct answer 1.5 mm- 2 mm Drill depth for tenolok is: - Correct answer 20 mm Both 5 mm & 6 mm tenolok are offered in a "cleated" version? - Correct answer FALSE (only 6 mm) Tenolok comes in what sizes? - Correct answer 5 mm & 6 mm Surgeons will need to whipstitch the tendon using tenolok? - Correct answer False Surgeons should always bury the laser line when inserting tenolok just like any other shoulder anchor? - Correct answer FALSE (laser line should be flush) Benefits of tenolok: - Correct answer no possible tendon wrap, simple technique & steps Tenolok can be used for both proximal & distal biceps repairs? - Correct answer FALSE (only proximal) Super Revos & threvos come in what size? - Correct answer 5 mm

The correct way to load suture into the autopass is? - Correct answer From left side with short tail down The autopass can fit down a ____ mm cannula? - Correct answer 5. The spectrum autopass uses a disposable needle? - Correct answer True What is true about the spectrum II? - Correct answer 8 disposable hook configurations, 12 reusable hook configurations, utilizes the super shuttle, works with PDS suture The ____ cannula features 2 distal tip threads with a smooth shaft? - Correct answer Hex Flex What is unique about the Dry Doc cannulas? - Correct answer Ribbed design transform into smooth for easy insertion ARC cannulas come in what sizes? 6 mm diameter, 8 mm diameter, 65 mm length, 85 mm length (adjustable retractor cannula) Reps can order sawbones through sawbones.org? - Correct answer False There is a 4 week lead time for ordering sawbones? - Correct answer True What is conmeds biocomposite material composed of? - Correct answer 77% PLA (poly lactic acid), 23 % micro TCP Both the 3.5 mm & 4.5 mm PopLoks can take a max of 4 #2 suture limbs? - Correct answer False (3.5 can only take 2) Tenolok can be used for both proximal or distal bicep repairs? - Correct answer False (only proximal) (what anchors can you recommend for distal biceps? Y-knot, cross FT) What body parts can the assistarm be used for? - Correct answer Shoulder, ankle, & knee (lightweight, universal bed clamp, multispecialty, hydraulic locking mechanism)

Why are crossFT, Threvos, & revos not a good choice for labral repairs? - Correct answer Too large Name the 3 main instability anchors conmed offers? - Correct answer Y- knot, PopLok, PressFT (labrum, glenoid = small) Y.P.P. This low profile 1.8 mm suture passer enables the surgeon to pass & retrieve suture through a single device? - Correct answer Spectrum MVP What hook configurations does the MVP come in? - Correct answer Curve to the right, left, & crescent What anchor do you suggest as a bailout of the Y-Knot RC (deploys to 5 mm) pulls out? - Correct answer 6.5 mm cross FT What suture passers does conmed offer? - Correct answer Autopass, Raven, MVP, spectrum i & ii, seahawk, blitz What is true about the spectrum II? - Correct answer 8 disposable hook configurations, 12 reusable hook configurations, works with PDS (comes from ethicon #2-0 or #1) suture, utilizes super shuttle Disposable hooks: - Correct answer do not get dull & are always sharp Y-knot RC is available with? - Correct answer Tape, ribbon, 2 sutures, ribbon, 3 sutures, needles (needed for open procedures Conmed offers a percutaneous kit for Y-Knot RC implants? - Correct answer False (what procedure is the the perc kit used for? PASTA repair) is there only one size kit? No there are two sizes Y-Knot flex is made from? - Correct answer 3 mm flat braid suture (the body not what it is loaded with) What anchor would you recommend for labral repair if a surgeon wanted to tie knots but didn't like all suture material? - Correct answer PressFT (what if he didnt want to tie knots? Poplok) The minimum insertion depth of the Y-knot RC anchor is? - Correct answer 23 mm (the dark line is the identifying mark)