Mako
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1. When planning an Exeter stem, the yellow outline represents the
_______________ .
a. Bleeding bone
b. Cortical bone
c. Proximal coating
d. Expected bone cement mantle - CORRECT ANSWER d
2. What type of x-rays should be taken of the patient to measure pelvic
tilt or sacral slope?
a. Anterior to posterior x-rays
b. Posterior to anterior x-rays
c. Lateral x-rays
d. Oblique x-rays - CORRECT ANSWER c
3. ______________ is defined as the angle between the endplate of the
S1 vertebrae and the horizontal plane in the sagittal view.
a. Pelvic tilt
b. Combined offset
c. Hip length
d. Sacral slope - CORRECT ANSWER d
4. Based on the view of the femur below, which approach was selected
on the "Patient Information" page?
a. Direct Anterior
b. Medial Parapatellar
c. Subvastus
d. Posterior Lateral - CORRECT ANSWER d
,5. The femoral neck axis connects the femoral neck center CT landmark
with the ______________ CT landmark.
a. Femur proximal canal
b. Femur distal canal
c. Femoral head center
d. Midline - CORRECT ANSWER c
6. The system achieves the corrected A/P view of the pelvis virtually
after we capture the _________________ points.
a. ASIS
b. Midline
c. Pubic tubercle
d. All of these answers are correct - CORRECT ANSWER a
7. T/F The "X-Ray" view seen below is derived from the CT images, not
actual X-ray images. - CORRECT ANSWER True
8. T/F The femoral neck saddle, greater trochanter and femur landmark
2 CT landmarks, can be moved slightly, preoperatively, to make them
more accessible to the surgeon. - CORRECT ANSWER True
9. T/F Intraoperatively, the surgeon needs to match the preoperative
pattern of the collected points of the articular surface CT landmark,
during pelvic registration. - CORRECT ANSWER True
10. T/F The display of the change in pelvic tilt between supine and
stand positions can be selected in surgeon preferences. - CORRECT
ANSWER True
11. The red box is highlighting which important reference point of
contact for stem positioning?
a. Distal curvature
b. Medial curvature/medial calcar
c. Lateral shoulder
d. Varus apparatus - CORRECT ANSWER b
,12. Pelvic tilt is the angle formed between the APP and the
___________ .
a. Mako coronal plane
b. Femoral mechanical axis
c. Pelvic anatomic axis
d. Neck axis - CORRECT ANSWER a
13. T/F The midline point is selected in the middle of the pubic
tubercles. - CORRECT ANSWER False
14. T/F A motion rod should be attached to the patient's hip during
the CT scan, in preparation for a total hip procedure. - CORRECT
ANSWER False
15. T/F The values for sacral slope and pelvic tilt that were
captured on the lateral x-rays will be manually entered in the Mako
software. - CORRECT ANSWER True
16. T/F It is acceptable for the surgeon to capture pelvic tilt in the
sit position and sacral slope in the stand position. - CORRECT
ANSWER True
17. Intraoperatively, ___________ points are captured for the
articular surface during pelvic registration.
a. 15
b. 20
c. 30
d. 25 - CORRECT ANSWER a
18. T/F Hip length is only measured on the operative side. -
CORRECT ANSWER False
19. T/F Pelvic tilt is the angle between the APP and the Mako
coronal plane. - CORRECT ANSWER True
20. T/F The functional planning features can be used to assess the
acetabular cup and femoral stem in a more functional way. -
CORRECT ANSWER True
, 21. T/F Femoral version is measured on both the operative and the
nonoperative sides. - CORRECT ANSWER False
22. The user is creating their first measurement for the Neck
Resection Guide. The first point was taken on the lesser trochanter.
To utilize this feature and assist with the neck cut, the second point
should be selected on the ______________ .
a. Femoral Head
b. Anywhere on the Neck Saddle
c. Green planned neck resection line
d. Greater Trochanter - CORRECT ANSWER c
23. Clicking the translational arrow moves the component by _____
millimeters.
a. 0.25
b. 0.5
c. 0.75
d. 1 - CORRECT ANSWER a
24. The midline axis runs through the _______________.
a. ASIS points
b. Pubic tubercles
c. Pubic symphysis
d. None of these answers are correct - CORRECT ANSWER c
25. T/F Supine values for inclination and version are calculated
based on lateral x-rays. - CORRECT ANSWER False
26. T/F Preoperatively, 15 points are captured for the articular
surface CT landmark. - CORRECT ANSWER False
27. T/F The femoral neck saddle, the femur landmark 2 and the
greater trochanter initial registration points are collected by the
surgeon intraoperatively, and they need to be within 10 mm of the
equivalent CT landmarks. - CORRECT ANSWER False
Comprehensive Resource To Help You Ace Exams Includes
Frequently Tested Questions With ELABORATED 100%
Correct COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
Guaranteed Pass First Attempt!! Current Update!!
1. When planning an Exeter stem, the yellow outline represents the
_______________ .
a. Bleeding bone
b. Cortical bone
c. Proximal coating
d. Expected bone cement mantle - CORRECT ANSWER d
2. What type of x-rays should be taken of the patient to measure pelvic
tilt or sacral slope?
a. Anterior to posterior x-rays
b. Posterior to anterior x-rays
c. Lateral x-rays
d. Oblique x-rays - CORRECT ANSWER c
3. ______________ is defined as the angle between the endplate of the
S1 vertebrae and the horizontal plane in the sagittal view.
a. Pelvic tilt
b. Combined offset
c. Hip length
d. Sacral slope - CORRECT ANSWER d
4. Based on the view of the femur below, which approach was selected
on the "Patient Information" page?
a. Direct Anterior
b. Medial Parapatellar
c. Subvastus
d. Posterior Lateral - CORRECT ANSWER d
,5. The femoral neck axis connects the femoral neck center CT landmark
with the ______________ CT landmark.
a. Femur proximal canal
b. Femur distal canal
c. Femoral head center
d. Midline - CORRECT ANSWER c
6. The system achieves the corrected A/P view of the pelvis virtually
after we capture the _________________ points.
a. ASIS
b. Midline
c. Pubic tubercle
d. All of these answers are correct - CORRECT ANSWER a
7. T/F The "X-Ray" view seen below is derived from the CT images, not
actual X-ray images. - CORRECT ANSWER True
8. T/F The femoral neck saddle, greater trochanter and femur landmark
2 CT landmarks, can be moved slightly, preoperatively, to make them
more accessible to the surgeon. - CORRECT ANSWER True
9. T/F Intraoperatively, the surgeon needs to match the preoperative
pattern of the collected points of the articular surface CT landmark,
during pelvic registration. - CORRECT ANSWER True
10. T/F The display of the change in pelvic tilt between supine and
stand positions can be selected in surgeon preferences. - CORRECT
ANSWER True
11. The red box is highlighting which important reference point of
contact for stem positioning?
a. Distal curvature
b. Medial curvature/medial calcar
c. Lateral shoulder
d. Varus apparatus - CORRECT ANSWER b
,12. Pelvic tilt is the angle formed between the APP and the
___________ .
a. Mako coronal plane
b. Femoral mechanical axis
c. Pelvic anatomic axis
d. Neck axis - CORRECT ANSWER a
13. T/F The midline point is selected in the middle of the pubic
tubercles. - CORRECT ANSWER False
14. T/F A motion rod should be attached to the patient's hip during
the CT scan, in preparation for a total hip procedure. - CORRECT
ANSWER False
15. T/F The values for sacral slope and pelvic tilt that were
captured on the lateral x-rays will be manually entered in the Mako
software. - CORRECT ANSWER True
16. T/F It is acceptable for the surgeon to capture pelvic tilt in the
sit position and sacral slope in the stand position. - CORRECT
ANSWER True
17. Intraoperatively, ___________ points are captured for the
articular surface during pelvic registration.
a. 15
b. 20
c. 30
d. 25 - CORRECT ANSWER a
18. T/F Hip length is only measured on the operative side. -
CORRECT ANSWER False
19. T/F Pelvic tilt is the angle between the APP and the Mako
coronal plane. - CORRECT ANSWER True
20. T/F The functional planning features can be used to assess the
acetabular cup and femoral stem in a more functional way. -
CORRECT ANSWER True
, 21. T/F Femoral version is measured on both the operative and the
nonoperative sides. - CORRECT ANSWER False
22. The user is creating their first measurement for the Neck
Resection Guide. The first point was taken on the lesser trochanter.
To utilize this feature and assist with the neck cut, the second point
should be selected on the ______________ .
a. Femoral Head
b. Anywhere on the Neck Saddle
c. Green planned neck resection line
d. Greater Trochanter - CORRECT ANSWER c
23. Clicking the translational arrow moves the component by _____
millimeters.
a. 0.25
b. 0.5
c. 0.75
d. 1 - CORRECT ANSWER a
24. The midline axis runs through the _______________.
a. ASIS points
b. Pubic tubercles
c. Pubic symphysis
d. None of these answers are correct - CORRECT ANSWER c
25. T/F Supine values for inclination and version are calculated
based on lateral x-rays. - CORRECT ANSWER False
26. T/F Preoperatively, 15 points are captured for the articular
surface CT landmark. - CORRECT ANSWER False
27. T/F The femoral neck saddle, the femur landmark 2 and the
greater trochanter initial registration points are collected by the
surgeon intraoperatively, and they need to be within 10 mm of the
equivalent CT landmarks. - CORRECT ANSWER False
