DCS/DHS & Instrumentation

A detailed illustration of orthopedic instruments and surgical tools used in DCS/DHS procedures in a medical setting, showcasing their fun<wbr>ctions and uses.

DCS/DHS & Instrumentation Quiz

Test your knowledge on DCS/DHS and Instrumentation with our comprehensive quiz! This quiz is designed for medical professionals and students who want to sharpen their skills and understanding of orthopedic tools and procedures.

Topics covered include:

Instrument identification
Functionality of various tools
Surgical procedures and steps
Technical specifications of devices

13 Questions3 MinutesCreated by FixingBone257

What is a physical difference between a needle holder and artery?

A needle holder's jaw is shorter

A artery jaw is shorter

The needle holder shank is longer

A artery shank is longer

What is the secondary function of tourniquet?

Identify the part labelled

Wrench is used for Richard's lag screw removal.

True

False

What is this instrument used for?

Dissecting or explore

Towel clipping

Hold tissues

Bone traction

Identify the instrument

Long coupling T handle

Centering sleeve

Wrench

DHS bone tap

DCS angle guide is used for?

Create threads for screw

Drill with guide pin to achieve reduction angle

Maintains alignment when using bone tap

Guides the Richard's lag screw

The DHS angle variable angle is 90 - 155 degrees

True

False

Identify the instrument shown.

Stylet

Long coupling screw

DCS angle guide

Centering sleeve

Perineal post is part of the orthopaedic traction table.

True

False

What is the orthopaedic kockers used for?

Holds bone and assist in reduction

Dissect tissues

Cuts bone

Holds tough connective tissues

Incision is the second step in a DHS/DCS surgical procedure.

True

False

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