Reps must schedule and confirm all Recon and schedulable Trauma cases, regardless if loaner product is needed to cover the cases. True or False?

• A. False
• B. Not applicable
• C. Sometimes
• D. True

Answer: (D)

The idea being tested is the expectation that you take responsibility for planning every Recon and schedulable Trauma case by scheduling the date and confirming all details with the team, even if a loaner device might be necessary. This consistency matters because it keeps the surgical schedule clear and avoids last‑minute surprises. When you schedule and confirm early, you can coordinate with the surgeon, the OR, and the inventory team to ensure the right implants, instrument sets, and any loaner devices are available when needed. It also signals to everyone involved that the case is on the calendar, which helps with staffing, sterilization, and patient care workflows.

If a loaner is needed, initiating the scheduling and confirmation process in advance means the loaner process can be completed smoothly rather than rushed. If a loaner isn’t needed, you’ve still ensured the case is secured and that all parties are informed. That’s why the statement is true: the practice is to schedule and confirm all Recon and schedulable Trauma cases regardless of loaner status.