MY NECK
MY BACK
LICK MY P#$$%
AND MY FLAP
POTENT POTABLES
200

ACDF STANDS FOR…

Anterior Cervical Discectomy and Fusion

200

The narrowing of a space

Stenosis

200

Confusious (and Kevin) say: using this microscope for Tubes and Tonsils  is like using a cannon to kill a fly.  

ARveo

200

You might use this instrument in a FESS

Calvian bipolar

200

If you're going to host a zoom call with this manufacturer, remember to put NSFW in the invite

GT Pornhub Zoombomb

400

There are this many vertebra in the cervical spine

7

400

The 5 approaches to the Lumbar spine

ALIF, OLIF, LLIF/XLIF, PLIF, TLIF

400

The reconstruction of the eardrum and/or the small bones of the middle ear

Tympanoplasty

400

Name 3 things you can sell (easily) to a surgeon doing transsphenoidals

Evans Rotatable

Endopen

Doppler (8 mHZ)

400

You'll need one of these to catch a pass from Marky Mark


600

THIS LEVEL OF CERVICAL SIPNE WOULD NEED MORE THAN A GREEK GOD TO HOLD UP REILLYS CRANIUM

Atlas

600

Kevin has block time at the Motel 6 on Route 120 in Sandusky performing these types Lumbar procedures…

AxiaLif

600

In the picture below, this part of the ear is being touched


The Pinna

600


Touch your Sella

600

Name the 3 hottest manufacturer support staff (female only please, yes Logan, we all think Houston's cute too) 

Ashley Hupman

Dimple Malkan

Rachel Flynn

800

The odontoid process is a part of this vertebra (extra point if you know another name for the odontoid process)

Axis (Dens)

800

How many vertebra are in the lumbar spine

5

800

If you told Jakes Yaya about this part of your ear she'd think you watched too much StarTrek  

Cochlea (latin for Snail)

800

Name 3 approaches to an accoustic neuroma

translabyrinthine

suboccipital

middle fossa

800

You might find this distributor principle here on "business"

Bourbon Street

1000

This chart can be used to identify the source of your radiating pain (extra point for the medical term for "radiating pain")

Dermatome Chart (radiculopathy)

1000

These are the main differences between a PLiF and a TLiF

PLiF is usually bilateral, open, more bone removal, and retraction on nerve root.  

1000

Mailleus, Incus, Stapes

The  Auditory Ossicles

1000

Cranial nerve #8 is formed when these 2 nerves converge

Vestibular nerve & Cochlear nerve

1000

While no longer an S1 rep, this quiet, Mickey Mouse loving meat head will talk your mouse ears off about blue goo.

Steve Kirit

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