Product Fair -may 19, 2014
Let's see what you learnt today?
- 1.What is our trade marked bearing solution combining Oxinium with highly cross linked polyethylene?
- A.
Vegitative
- B.
Vegitable
- C.
Verilast
- D.
Veritable
- 2.
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What is the name of the approach that is driving S&N Hip sales?
- A.
Posterior Approach
- B.
Anterior Lateral
- C.
Charlie’s Approach
- D.
Direct Anterior Approach
- 3.What was the name of the knee system we were looking at today?
- A.
Legion
- B.
Trojan
- C.
Titan
- D.
Genesis II
- 4.What is the name of the black material used in the knee and hip?
- A.
Titanium
- B.
Zirconium
- C.
Oxinium
- D.
Diamond
- 5.When would you use a laparoscope?
- A.
When you wish to maintain a reference direction in navigation systems
- B.
Doing work in your secret underground laboratory
- C.
When you wish to view the internal organs through the abdominal wall
- D.
When repairing one of the laparotal ligaments
- 6.Why is the S&N foot and ankle range marketed as All 28
- A.
There are 28 screws
- B.
There are 28 trays
- C.
There are 28 bones in the foot
- D.
There are 28 useful components
- 7.What does VLP stand for?
- A.
Vernon’s Long Plate
- B.
Variable Locking Plate
- C.
Vacant Locking Plate
- D.
Vaclav Havel’s Locking Plate
- 8.Diabetes is a major contributing factor in lower limb wounds. What is the estimated cost attributed to Diabetes in Australia ( $AUD)
- A.
10.3 Billion
- B.
7.9 Billion
- C.
1.2 Billion
- D.
12.7 Billion
- 9.Pressure Injuries occur in all age groups and across all care settings and can have significant impact on the patients quality of life and wellbeing. What percentage of hospitalised patients acquire a pressure injury during their admission
- A.
5%
- B.
26%
- C.
39%
- D.
66%
- 10.What is the native resolution of the 560 camera system?
- A.
1920 X 1080
- B.
1920 X 960
- C.
1920 X 740
- D.
4 X 2
- 11.What is Endobutton used for?
- A.
Tibial Fixation
- B.
Shoulder fixation
- C.
Femoral Fixation
- D.
Ankle fixation
- 12.What’s the name of the adjustable anchor for Shoulder repair?
- A.
Footprint
- B.
Handprint
- C.
Shoulderprint
- D.
Anchorprint
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