Orthopaedic instrument review

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Orthopaedic instrument review


Froggy Jumps Orthopaedic instrument reviewVersion en ligne Veterinary Orthopaedic instruments par Zoe Gahagan 1 What is the primary use of a periosteal elevator? a To drill holes in cortical bone b To pry periosteum or muscle from the bone surface c To hold bone fragments together 2 Periosteal elevators have what type of working end? a A looped wire b Serrated gripping jaws c A blade-like structure 3 Rongeurs are mainly used to: a Cut small pieces of dense tissue like bone or cartilage b Retract muscle layers c Drill pilot holes in bone 4 Which tissue is LEAST likely to be cut with a rongeur? a Small bone fragments b Skin c Fibrous tissue 5 Osteotomes and chisels cut bone by: a Rotational drilling b Being struck with a mallet c Oscillating vibration 6 The end of an osteotome that is struck is typically: a Sharp b Hooked c Flat or flared 7 A Gigli wire cuts bone using: a A back-and-forth sawing motion b Ultrasonic vibration c Hydraulic pressure 8 The Gigli wire must be placed a Through a drill guide b Under the periosteum only c Around the bone 9 Trephines are designed to: a Hold bone fragments b Remove a core of bone for biopsy c Shave cartilage 10 Trephines are similar in cutting action to a: a Punch biopsy blade b Bone file c Scalpel 11 Bone curettes are used to: a Drill bone b Scrape hard tissue like bone or cartilage c Cut sutures 12 A curette’s working end is typically a Needle-sharp b Serrated c Spoon- or loop-shaped 13 The arthroscope is primarily used to: a Remove bone cores b Cut long bones c Examine joints diagnostically and surgically 14 A sharp trocar in arthroscopy is inserted into a: a Sleeve (cannula-type instrument) b Rongeur c Light projector 15 The purpose of the arthroscope sleeve is to: a Remove fragments b Measure joint angles c Serve as a hollow passage for instruments 16 A fiberoptic light cable attaches to the arthroscope at the: a Camera lens b Cannula valve c Optical light port 17 The light projector’s role is to: a Provide the light source b store video c Control irrigation 18 A blunt probe in arthroscopy evaluates: a Joint capsule thickness b Cartilage integrity c Muscle tension 19 Rongeurs and grasping forceps in arthroscopy help: a Inject medications b Place sutures c Cut and remove osteochondral fragments 20 These arthroscopic rongeurs have what feature? a Beveled edges on cupped jaws b Flat blades c Rat-tooth serrations 21 A laparoscope is essentially an oversized: a Suction cannula b Arthroscope c Cystoscope 22 Laparoscopes allow surgeons to: a Clamp vessels b View internal structures at different angles c Drill bone tunnels 23 Laparoscopic trocars are used to: a Scrape bone b Penetrate subcutaneous tissue and peritoneal lining c Hold sutures 24 A sharp laparoscopic trocar differs from a blunt one by: a Tip design b color c pattern 25 A blunt trocar is less likely to: a Fit laparoscopic ports b Enter a cannula c Pierce tissue aggressively 26 Which instrument removes bone by scraping? a Curette b Rongeur c Osteotome 27 Which tool is NOT struck with a mallet? a Gigli Wire b Bone chisel c Osteotome 28 Which instrument is best for assessing cartilage lesions? a Rongeur b Blunt probe c Trocar 29 Which instrument has a T-shaped design? a Elevator b Curette c Trephine 30 Which instrument separates periosteum from bone? a Periosteal elevator b Curette c Rongeur

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Orthopaedic instrument reviewVersion en ligne

par Zoe Gahagan

What is the primary use of a periosteal elevator?

Periosteal elevators have what type of working end?

Rongeurs are mainly used to:

Which tissue is LEAST likely to be cut with a rongeur?

Osteotomes and chisels cut bone by:

The end of an osteotome that is struck is typically:

A Gigli wire cuts bone using:

The Gigli wire must be placed

Trephines are designed to:

Trephines are similar in cutting action to a:

Bone curettes are used to:

A curette’s working end is typically

The arthroscope is primarily used to:

A sharp trocar in arthroscopy is inserted into a:

The purpose of the arthroscope sleeve is to:

A fiberoptic light cable attaches to the arthroscope at the:

The light projector’s role is to:

A blunt probe in arthroscopy evaluates:

Rongeurs and grasping forceps in arthroscopy help:

These arthroscopic rongeurs have what feature?

A laparoscope is essentially an oversized:

Laparoscopes allow surgeons to:

Laparoscopic trocars are used to:

A sharp laparoscopic trocar differs from a blunt one by:

A blunt trocar is less likely to:

Which instrument removes bone by scraping?

Which tool is NOT struck with a mallet?

Which instrument is best for assessing cartilage lesions?

Which instrument has a T-shaped design?

Which instrument separates periosteum from bone?