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Physica KR Procedure Support Training

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Quiz to test understanding of key instruments and procedure flow
LIMA Sales Training
Quiz by LIMA Sales Training, updated more than 1 year ago
LIMA Sales Training
Created by LIMA Sales Training almost 8 years ago
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Question 1

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What thickness saw blade is used with Physica KR instruments?
Answer
  • 0.9mm
  • 1.15mm
  • 1.27mm

Question 2

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What pins are used to secure the femoral and tibial resection guides for Physica KR?
Answer
  • 70mm headless pins
  • 90mm headless pins
  • 70mm headed pins

Question 3

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What pins are used to secure the tibial trial sizing template to the tibia?
Answer
  • Short headed pins
  • Long headed pins
  • 70mm headless pins

Question 4

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What is the thickness of bone removed from the distal femur when implanting a Physica KR?
Answer
  • 6.5mm
  • 10mm
  • 11mm

Question 5

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What does a bronze finish to a Physica KR instrument indicate to a scrub nurse or surgeon.
Answer
  • Indicate whether the instrument is used on the femur or the tibia
  • Indicate the instrument is high value and special compared to other knee system
  • Indicate the feature can be used to join different instruments or provide an opportunity to adjust the instrument in some manner

Question 6

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Why does the Physica KR have left and right tibial liner trials?
Answer
  • To take into account the peripheral shape of the tibia
  • To take into account the asymmetrical medial and lateral compartments of the KR design
  • Design in line with all other knee systems that also have left and right liner trials

Question 7

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Which holes are used to secure the distal cutting block to the femur, how to they differ to others found on the instrument?
Answer
  • +2mm holes, they are proximal to the neutral cut
  • -2mm holes, they are distal to the neutral cut
  • "0" holes which are identified by the addition of a chamfer recess

Question 8

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When sizing the femur - how do you know the stylus is fully inserted into the rotation guide
Answer
  • There is an audible click
  • A groove on the black shaft aligns with a groove in the rotation guide
  • Depth of insertion is not a critical facor

Question 9

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What are the depth options on the tibial stylus
Answer
  • 10mm or 2mm
  • 8mm or 2mm
  • 2mm or 4mm

Question 10

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When completing a left Physica KR Knee, which tibial cutting guide is used
Answer
  • 3 degrees symmetric
  • 0 degrees symmetric
  • Left 3 degrees
  • Left 0 degrees

Question 11

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Which of the following is completed when completing final preparation of the Physica KR tibia
Answer
  • Assemble appropriate keel guide
  • Set drill assembly to "0" and drill the tibia until the depth stop
  • Assemble the appropriate winged punch to the impactor handle and impact fully
  • Drill 2 lug holes for the fixation pegs

Question 12

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Why does the tibial drill have options for 20mm, 40mm and 60mm depths?
Answer
  • The drill is taken from another Lima set and adapted for Physica KR
  • The drill can also be used for 20mm, 40mm and 60mm extension stems
  • Sometimes the surgeon may wish to drill further to increase the cement mantle

Question 13

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Which tray is the tibial keel impactor found in?
Answer
  • Tibial Preparation
  • Tibial Resection
  • Femoral Resections

Question 14

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When assembling the handle for the trial tibial plate, which side should the handle be inserted for a left knee.
Answer
  • Doesn't matter
  • Left side
  • Right side

Question 15

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Which instrument can be used if the surgeon needs to remove further bone/osteophytes from the posterior femur
Answer
  • Bone file
  • Oscillating saw
  • Curved Osteotome

Question 16

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How is the femoral type and size indicated on the trial components?
Answer
  • Etched on the front of the component
  • Raised detail on the rear of the anterior aspect of the component
  • The location within the instrument trays is used to confirm the size

Question 17

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Which tray is the femoral lug drill located?
Answer
  • Femoral resections tray
  • Femoral and tibia liner trials tray
  • Miscellaneous extras tray

Question 18

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What "up and downsizing" is permitted when using a Physica KR knee
Answer
  • Plus or Minus 1 size
  • Any size femur with any size tibia
  • Plus or Minus 2 sizes
  • Femur must match tibia

Question 19

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When are the magnetic posterior augments used on the Physica KR sizing guide?
Answer
  • Valgus knees
  • Varus knees
  • Knees where there is bone loss on the posterior aspect of the femur

Question 20

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In addition to tibia size and thickness, what additional check should be made when opening a Physica KR liner?
Answer
  • Ensure the component is the appropriate LEFT or RIGHT
  • Check if it is made of Vit E or X-Lima polyethylene
  • Check if it is X-Lima or Standard polyethylene
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