Which medical device recall in the 2000s led to the FDA's Unique Device Identification (UDI) system and fundamentally changed medical product traceability requirements?

In the medical industry, product recalls can have life-or-death implications. Regulatory bodies, manufacturers, and healthcare providers must work together efficiently to remove potentially dangerous products from use. This trivia poll tests your knowledge about a significant medical device recall that changed industry practices and patient safety protocols. See if you can identify the correct facts about this landmark case that transformed medical device vigilance systems worldwide.

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Guidant defibrillator recall of 2005, where devices with potential short-circuiting affected approximately 50,000 patients worldwide
DePuy hip implant recall of 2010, which involved metal-on-metal hip replacement systems causing metallosis in patients
Bard IVC filter recall of 2015, addressing devices designed to prevent pulmonary embolism but found to fracture inside patients
Philips Respironics ventilator recall of 2021, concerning foam degradation potentially releasing harmful particles into the airway