Distribution

Question 1

How is cryoskin (Split thickness) MOST often used?

Answer 1

As a temporary biological dressing

Question 2

All of the following are included in Graft packaging

Answer 2

A statement indicating that the tissue may transmit infections agents
Instructions for opening the package or container
Type of antibiotics present

Question 3

You are review a musculoskeletal tissue graft. What is required on the graft label

Answer 3

Descriptive name of the tissue
Storage Conditions
Reference to a package insert.

Question 4

What is not required to accompany distributed tissue to the end-user?

Answer 4

Document of Gift/ Authorization

Question 5

The PRIMARY advantage of a large cortical allograft is that it is

Answer 5

Osteoconductive

Question 6

How long beyond the date of distribution, transplantation, disposition, or expiration of the tissue (whichever is latest), should all information be retained for recalled tissues?

Answer 6

At Least 10 Years

Question 7

What must be included in the tissue distribution records?

Answer 7

Collection and/or expiration date of tissue

Question 8

Autologous transplantation refers to when the person who donated the tissue is:

Answer 8

Intended to be the recipient

Question 9

The primary use of a great saphenous vein allograft is:

Answer 9

the treatment of peripheral vascular disease.

Question 10

You have received a returned tissue in your facility for storage because the surgical procedure was canceled. Which of the following must be documented in your tissue disposition records for that shipment?

Answer 10

Date and name of staff member who determined the disposition of the tissue