Mako 201 Comprehensive Resource To Help You Ace Exams
Includes Frequently Tested Questions With ELABORATED
100% Correct COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
Guaranteed Pass First Attempt!! Current Update!!
1. What is the minimum UPS charge level for the mako system to be
powered on?
- 80%
- 85%
- 90%
- 70% - CORRECT ANSWER - 85%
2. If points have been previously mapped, which feature when enabled,
allows the user to view the mapped points?
- landmark view
- point mapping
- laxity view - CORRECT ANSWER - landmark view
3. The user has modified the implant plan based on laxity pose
captures. No warnings are indicated on the main window or
information box. What should the user click before proceeding to
bone preparation?
- resection view, ensure bone registration is accurate
- resection view, ensure resection depths are appropriate
- Laxity view, ensure bone registration is accurate
- Laxity view, ensure resection depths are appropriate -
CORRECT ANSWER - laxity view, ensure resection depths are
appropriate
4. The F6 shortcut key will show the preset anchor positions.
- true
- false - CORRECT ANSWER - true
5. Warnings will be displayed in _______ on the implant planning page.
- red
- yellow
- white
- blue - CORRECT ANSWER - yellow
,6. If the implant plan is set for a size 3 femur and a size 2 tibia, what is
the maximum amount of flexion that can be placed on the femoral
component if the posterior slope is set to 3° without soliciting a
"combine flexion" warning?
- 4°
- 5°
- 10°
- 7° - CORRECT ANSWER - 5°
7. On the tensioning page, the capable range for the extension laxity
pose is dependent on _______.
- the capable range for extension is always -5° to 20° of flexion
- the native coronal deformity(knee varus/valgus)
- surgeon preferences
- the native sagittal deformity (knee flexion/extension) -
CORRECT ANSWER - surgeon preferences
8. Which workflow steps are applicable in both a pre-resection and mid-
resection balancing workflow?
- bone preparation
- tensioning
- trailing
- initial assessment
- implant planning - CORRECT ANSWER - bone preparation
- trialing
- initial assessment
- implant planning
9. The surgeon would like to capture the extension medial laxity pose.
At the current knee flexion value, the surgeon or Stryker
representative is able to capture the displayed laxity values.
- true
- false - CORRECT ANSWER - true
10. The surgeon should not apply a corrective stress to the joint
while capturing which initial assessment pose?
- flexion laxity
- extension laxity
- corrected deformity
, - native deformity - CORRECT ANSWER - native deformity
11. It is recommended that surgeons capture their extension laxity
pose(s) at the _______ of the "pill".
- center
- bottom
- top
- outside - CORRECT ANSWER - bottom
12. When reviewing the captured laxity data, a positive laxity
indicates that there is a(n) _______ between the femoral component
and the articulating surface of the tibial component.
- no mention answer choice
- error
- overlap
- space - CORRECT ANSWER - space
13. During trailing, extension is stable, but flexion is tight. What is a
potential solution?
- add extension to the femoral component
- anterior reference and upsize the femoral component
- translate, femoral component superior/proximal
- anchor anterior and increase the posterior tibial slope -
CORRECT ANSWER - anchor anterior and increase the
posterior tibial
14. During trialing, after all bone cuts have been executed,
internally or externally, rotating the femoral component will trigger an
"implant proud of cut" warning.
- true
- false - CORRECT ANSWER - true
15. During trialing, the joint is tight laterally in extension and stable
flexion. What is a potential solution? - CORRECT ANSWER - anchor
on the F5 preset anchor position on the femur (in line with the distal
resection, off the cut) and increase varus angulation of the femoral
component
- Anchor on the F1 preset anchor position on the tibia (in line with
proximal tibia resection, off the cut) and increase the valgus
angulation of the tibial component
Includes Frequently Tested Questions With ELABORATED
100% Correct COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
Guaranteed Pass First Attempt!! Current Update!!
1. What is the minimum UPS charge level for the mako system to be
powered on?
- 80%
- 85%
- 90%
- 70% - CORRECT ANSWER - 85%
2. If points have been previously mapped, which feature when enabled,
allows the user to view the mapped points?
- landmark view
- point mapping
- laxity view - CORRECT ANSWER - landmark view
3. The user has modified the implant plan based on laxity pose
captures. No warnings are indicated on the main window or
information box. What should the user click before proceeding to
bone preparation?
- resection view, ensure bone registration is accurate
- resection view, ensure resection depths are appropriate
- Laxity view, ensure bone registration is accurate
- Laxity view, ensure resection depths are appropriate -
CORRECT ANSWER - laxity view, ensure resection depths are
appropriate
4. The F6 shortcut key will show the preset anchor positions.
- true
- false - CORRECT ANSWER - true
5. Warnings will be displayed in _______ on the implant planning page.
- red
- yellow
- white
- blue - CORRECT ANSWER - yellow
,6. If the implant plan is set for a size 3 femur and a size 2 tibia, what is
the maximum amount of flexion that can be placed on the femoral
component if the posterior slope is set to 3° without soliciting a
"combine flexion" warning?
- 4°
- 5°
- 10°
- 7° - CORRECT ANSWER - 5°
7. On the tensioning page, the capable range for the extension laxity
pose is dependent on _______.
- the capable range for extension is always -5° to 20° of flexion
- the native coronal deformity(knee varus/valgus)
- surgeon preferences
- the native sagittal deformity (knee flexion/extension) -
CORRECT ANSWER - surgeon preferences
8. Which workflow steps are applicable in both a pre-resection and mid-
resection balancing workflow?
- bone preparation
- tensioning
- trailing
- initial assessment
- implant planning - CORRECT ANSWER - bone preparation
- trialing
- initial assessment
- implant planning
9. The surgeon would like to capture the extension medial laxity pose.
At the current knee flexion value, the surgeon or Stryker
representative is able to capture the displayed laxity values.
- true
- false - CORRECT ANSWER - true
10. The surgeon should not apply a corrective stress to the joint
while capturing which initial assessment pose?
- flexion laxity
- extension laxity
- corrected deformity
, - native deformity - CORRECT ANSWER - native deformity
11. It is recommended that surgeons capture their extension laxity
pose(s) at the _______ of the "pill".
- center
- bottom
- top
- outside - CORRECT ANSWER - bottom
12. When reviewing the captured laxity data, a positive laxity
indicates that there is a(n) _______ between the femoral component
and the articulating surface of the tibial component.
- no mention answer choice
- error
- overlap
- space - CORRECT ANSWER - space
13. During trailing, extension is stable, but flexion is tight. What is a
potential solution?
- add extension to the femoral component
- anterior reference and upsize the femoral component
- translate, femoral component superior/proximal
- anchor anterior and increase the posterior tibial slope -
CORRECT ANSWER - anchor anterior and increase the
posterior tibial
14. During trialing, after all bone cuts have been executed,
internally or externally, rotating the femoral component will trigger an
"implant proud of cut" warning.
- true
- false - CORRECT ANSWER - true
15. During trialing, the joint is tight laterally in extension and stable
flexion. What is a potential solution? - CORRECT ANSWER - anchor
on the F5 preset anchor position on the femur (in line with the distal
resection, off the cut) and increase varus angulation of the femoral
component
- Anchor on the F1 preset anchor position on the tibia (in line with
proximal tibia resection, off the cut) and increase the valgus
angulation of the tibial component
