What two broad factors contribute to a high global performance in FLS tasks?

What two broad factors contribute to a high global performance in FLS tasks?

• A. Precision and control of technique, and consistent, safe tissue handling.
• B. Speed and efficiency of instrument exchanges
• C. Color perception and reaction time
• D. Length of training and amount of energy used

Answer: (A)

High global performance in FLS tasks hinges on precise control of technique and safe, consistent tissue handling. When you execute movements with accuracy—correct instrument angles, stable triangulation, appropriate force, and minimal unnecessary motion—you perform tasks more reliably and efficiently. At the same time, handling tissue safely—grasping without crushing, maintaining tissue planes, and avoiding unintended injury—protects tissue integrity and reduces errors. Speed can help, but it doesn’t compensate for poor technique or unsafe tissue handling; color perception and reaction time are less central to the measured skills, and most improvement comes from refining how you move and how you handle tissue.