MAKO WRITTEN EXAM QUESTIONS
WITH 100% VERIFIED ANSWERS
To identify and resolve a loose or bumped checkpoint, follow these steps: 1.
walk three planes in bone registration to ensure it is still accurate. 2. Re-tighten
the array. 3. Remove the corresponding bone registration, checkpoint, and
patient landmarks. 4. Record the corresponding patient landmarks, checkpoints,
and bone registration. - ANSWER False - This is used to fix shifted arrays.
When entering bone preparation, the surgeon attempts to verify the femoral
bone checkpoint, and the result is more than 1 mm. This immediately indicates
that the checkpoint is loose. - ANSWER: false.
In bone preparation, standby mode means that the surgeon is unable to enter the
stereo-tactics and start the saw.
The user has completed the implant plan. The medial malleus landmark was
modified after evaluating the preoperative plan with the surgeon user. Which of
the following was impacted? - ANSWER: Tibia Implant Plan
After the tibial resection, the surgeon utilizes the planar probe to ensure the cut
is accurate. The data on the screen refer to the initial implant design, regardless
of ligament balancing adjustments. - The answer is untrue.
In the 'distal/tibia cut first' workflow, the surgeon removed both the distal femur
and the proximal tibia as planned. How are the gap values calculated? -
ANSWER: planned tibial resection to the planned articular surface of the
femoral component plus 8.5mm.
A manual triathlon process aims to align the femoral component with the
mechanical axis of the femur.
, The resection view option on the implant planning page toggles the implants on
and off the 3D bone model. - The answer is untrue.
During pre-operative planning, on the implant planning page, what is the
maximum degree of internal rotation that can be applied to the femoral
component about the TEA? - Answer: 1.5 degrees.
Which of the following factors should be addressed when setting the resection
landmarks? - ANSWER: Avoid osteophytes and/or bone deformities.
Which CT landmarks indicate the mechanical axis of the femur? - ANSWER
Hip and femur knee centres.
The most common surgical method for total knee replacement is medial
parapatellar. - The answer is true.
The surgeon is flexing the knee while using the Rio Setup page, and the flexion
angle presented on the screen differs from the patient's real flexion angle. What
might be the root cause? - ANSWER The CT landmarks were captured
inaccurately.
The surgeon user is concerned about anterior knee pain / patellofemoral
overstuffing and wants to employ the point mapping feature. Where should he
or she map the points? - Answer: The deepest section of the trochlear groove.
-referring to the patient's anatomy.
WITH 100% VERIFIED ANSWERS
To identify and resolve a loose or bumped checkpoint, follow these steps: 1.
walk three planes in bone registration to ensure it is still accurate. 2. Re-tighten
the array. 3. Remove the corresponding bone registration, checkpoint, and
patient landmarks. 4. Record the corresponding patient landmarks, checkpoints,
and bone registration. - ANSWER False - This is used to fix shifted arrays.
When entering bone preparation, the surgeon attempts to verify the femoral
bone checkpoint, and the result is more than 1 mm. This immediately indicates
that the checkpoint is loose. - ANSWER: false.
In bone preparation, standby mode means that the surgeon is unable to enter the
stereo-tactics and start the saw.
The user has completed the implant plan. The medial malleus landmark was
modified after evaluating the preoperative plan with the surgeon user. Which of
the following was impacted? - ANSWER: Tibia Implant Plan
After the tibial resection, the surgeon utilizes the planar probe to ensure the cut
is accurate. The data on the screen refer to the initial implant design, regardless
of ligament balancing adjustments. - The answer is untrue.
In the 'distal/tibia cut first' workflow, the surgeon removed both the distal femur
and the proximal tibia as planned. How are the gap values calculated? -
ANSWER: planned tibial resection to the planned articular surface of the
femoral component plus 8.5mm.
A manual triathlon process aims to align the femoral component with the
mechanical axis of the femur.
, The resection view option on the implant planning page toggles the implants on
and off the 3D bone model. - The answer is untrue.
During pre-operative planning, on the implant planning page, what is the
maximum degree of internal rotation that can be applied to the femoral
component about the TEA? - Answer: 1.5 degrees.
Which of the following factors should be addressed when setting the resection
landmarks? - ANSWER: Avoid osteophytes and/or bone deformities.
Which CT landmarks indicate the mechanical axis of the femur? - ANSWER
Hip and femur knee centres.
The most common surgical method for total knee replacement is medial
parapatellar. - The answer is true.
The surgeon is flexing the knee while using the Rio Setup page, and the flexion
angle presented on the screen differs from the patient's real flexion angle. What
might be the root cause? - ANSWER The CT landmarks were captured
inaccurately.
The surgeon user is concerned about anterior knee pain / patellofemoral
overstuffing and wants to employ the point mapping feature. Where should he
or she map the points? - Answer: The deepest section of the trochlear groove.
-referring to the patient's anatomy.
