JR 201 HIP ACTUAL EXAM PAPER 2026
QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS GRADED A+
◍ when inserting an MDM liner into a Trident II acetabular component,
rotational stability is achieved when the Liner Flange Scallops are aligned
with the Removal Tool Slots on the rim of the cup. this orientation will
allow the liner to rest on the four Antirotational (indexting) Barbs on the
acetabular cup and ensure that the liner rim is parallel to the rim of the cup.
The liner can be turned until it drops into its final pre-locking position.
correct rotational orientation will result with Liner Tabs being aligned with
the Removal Tool Slots on the rijm of the shell..
Answer: true
◍ the Accolade II femoral stem can be described as being a "morphometric"
tapered wedge. it can also be referred to as being a "flat" tapered.
Answer: true
◍ the Accolade II stem implants have a V40 Taper Head Trials. V40 Taper
Head Trials will have a red plastic retaining run on the inside rim of the
trial. this color distinguishes V40 Taper Head Trials from the C-Taper Trial
Heads. C-Taper Trials are used with other stem designs in the Stryker
femoral stem implant portfolio. C-Taper Trial Heads have a white plastic
retaining ring on the inside rim of the trial.
Answer: true
◍ broaching the femoral canal with Accolade II Broaches is performed by
beginning with the size 0 broach. the broach should be oriented to the long
axis of the oblong shape created by the neck resection.
Answer: true
◍ the proximal tibial bone cut will affect the flexion and extension gaps.
Answer: true
,◍ Triathlon Standard & Triathlon MIS instrumentation includes a 1/4" drill w/
stop to prepare the distal surface of the cut femur to receive the lugs (pegs)
of a Triathlon CR femoral component. the same 1/4" drill bit is used to
prepare holes in the PS box cutting guide for the optional modular lugs
(pegs) that can be assembled onto a Triathlon cemented PS femoral
component.
Answer: true
◍ all the attachments in the provided illustrations can be utilized with either
the Triathlon Standard or Triathlon MIS extramedullary proximal tibial
cutting assemblies.
Answer: true
◍ the degree settings on the Triathlon Standard (5 degrees-7 degrees) or
Triathlon MIS (2 degrees-9 degrees) femoral alignment guide allow the
surgeon to create a valgus angle that will position the cutting block on the
distal femoral cutting assembly perpendicular to the mechanical axis and
parallel to the transepicondylar axis..
Answer: true
◍ an operating surgeon has three head replacement options after having
removed a Stryker V40 Biolox delta Ceramic Femoral Head from a Stryker
V40 Stem Trunnion: - Stryker V40 CoCr Femoral Head - Stryker V40 to
C-Taper Adaptor with a Stryker C-Taper Biolox delta Ceramic Femoral
Head - Stryker V40 Universal Taper Adaptor Sleeve with a Stryker Biolox
delta Universal Ceramic Head.
Answer: true
◍ the acetabular socket is comprised of three bones: the pubis, ilium, and
ischium, the acetabulum in the illustration provided is a left acetabulum.
Answer: true
◍ the Accolade II Neck Resection Guide is used to mark the oseotomy
level/angle of the proximal femoral cut. preoperative templating will
estimate the level of the cut above the flair of the lesser trochanter. the
, markings on the template (10mm, 20mm, and 30mm) relate to the level of
calcar bone that is to be preserved above the appropriate neck length and
head center.
Answer: true
◍ if the operating surgeon wants to impact a tibial implant without attaching
the implant to the driving instrument, he/she can use the Triathlon baseplate
impactor.
Answer: true
◍ the Triathlon Standard tibial instrumentation has an intramedullary cutting
assembly option. the intramedullary cutting assembly uses the same 0 and 3
degree tibial slope adjustment housings as the Triathlon Standard and
Triathlon MIS extramedullary tibial cutting instruments.
Answer: true
◍ the Accolade II femoral stem broach prepares an A/P interference of .50mm
and a M/L interference of .20mm for an Accolade II femoral stem implant.
Answer: true
◍ the Accolade II instrumentation includes a Modular Stem Impactor. the
instrument has a spherical tip that allows for off axis impaction of the
femoral stem. the instrument does not lock onto the femoral stem.
Answer: true
◍ in the image provided, the area marked with red stars is the acetabular notch
of a left acetabulum.
Answer: true
◍ either a lateral decubitus or supine alignment guide can be attached to the
Trident II Shell Impactor. To attach, the operator should slide the alignment
guide onto the flats of the impactor spindle and rotate it to the desired
location.
Answer: true
◍ obturator foramen.
Answer:
, ◍ in provided image, the use of the Triathlon Standard universal alignment
guide/rod marked "A" is applied to the femur. the Standard universal
alignment guide/rod combo can also be used with the Triathlon Standard (B)
or Triathlon MIS (C) tibial cutting guides to intraoperatively check tibial
alignment.
Answer: true
◍ instead of using an independent strike plate, the Triathlon MIS modular 4:1
femoral cutting block is driven onto the distal femur by utilizing the MIS
femoral cutting block impactor/extractor which has a built-in strike plate.
Answer: true
◍ the instrument shown in the image provided is a Triathlon MIS captured
tibial cutting block for a right tibia. the instrument is available in "left" and
"right" profiles and with a fixed capture or without a fixed capture.
Answer: true
◍ the Direct Superior surgical approach is a modified posterolateral approach
that splits the gluteus maximus muscle. in the image provided; the yellow
arrow is on the incision line of the gluteus maximus muscle of a left hip in
the transverse view.
Answer: true
◍ the number value indicated on the sizing wheel of the Triathlon
Standard/MIS adjustable spacer block reflects the polyethylene insert
dimension of the final implant combination (femur/tibia) that can be
selected for implantation.
Answer: true
◍ Accolade II femoral broaches can be identified in several ways: - the
instrument part number (1020-52xx)- the broach size engraved into a square
pocket on both the anterior and posterior sides of the instrument - the size is
market on the top of the broach post - the distal lateral tip of the broach is
polished.
Answer: true
QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS GRADED A+
◍ when inserting an MDM liner into a Trident II acetabular component,
rotational stability is achieved when the Liner Flange Scallops are aligned
with the Removal Tool Slots on the rim of the cup. this orientation will
allow the liner to rest on the four Antirotational (indexting) Barbs on the
acetabular cup and ensure that the liner rim is parallel to the rim of the cup.
The liner can be turned until it drops into its final pre-locking position.
correct rotational orientation will result with Liner Tabs being aligned with
the Removal Tool Slots on the rijm of the shell..
Answer: true
◍ the Accolade II femoral stem can be described as being a "morphometric"
tapered wedge. it can also be referred to as being a "flat" tapered.
Answer: true
◍ the Accolade II stem implants have a V40 Taper Head Trials. V40 Taper
Head Trials will have a red plastic retaining run on the inside rim of the
trial. this color distinguishes V40 Taper Head Trials from the C-Taper Trial
Heads. C-Taper Trials are used with other stem designs in the Stryker
femoral stem implant portfolio. C-Taper Trial Heads have a white plastic
retaining ring on the inside rim of the trial.
Answer: true
◍ broaching the femoral canal with Accolade II Broaches is performed by
beginning with the size 0 broach. the broach should be oriented to the long
axis of the oblong shape created by the neck resection.
Answer: true
◍ the proximal tibial bone cut will affect the flexion and extension gaps.
Answer: true
,◍ Triathlon Standard & Triathlon MIS instrumentation includes a 1/4" drill w/
stop to prepare the distal surface of the cut femur to receive the lugs (pegs)
of a Triathlon CR femoral component. the same 1/4" drill bit is used to
prepare holes in the PS box cutting guide for the optional modular lugs
(pegs) that can be assembled onto a Triathlon cemented PS femoral
component.
Answer: true
◍ all the attachments in the provided illustrations can be utilized with either
the Triathlon Standard or Triathlon MIS extramedullary proximal tibial
cutting assemblies.
Answer: true
◍ the degree settings on the Triathlon Standard (5 degrees-7 degrees) or
Triathlon MIS (2 degrees-9 degrees) femoral alignment guide allow the
surgeon to create a valgus angle that will position the cutting block on the
distal femoral cutting assembly perpendicular to the mechanical axis and
parallel to the transepicondylar axis..
Answer: true
◍ an operating surgeon has three head replacement options after having
removed a Stryker V40 Biolox delta Ceramic Femoral Head from a Stryker
V40 Stem Trunnion: - Stryker V40 CoCr Femoral Head - Stryker V40 to
C-Taper Adaptor with a Stryker C-Taper Biolox delta Ceramic Femoral
Head - Stryker V40 Universal Taper Adaptor Sleeve with a Stryker Biolox
delta Universal Ceramic Head.
Answer: true
◍ the acetabular socket is comprised of three bones: the pubis, ilium, and
ischium, the acetabulum in the illustration provided is a left acetabulum.
Answer: true
◍ the Accolade II Neck Resection Guide is used to mark the oseotomy
level/angle of the proximal femoral cut. preoperative templating will
estimate the level of the cut above the flair of the lesser trochanter. the
, markings on the template (10mm, 20mm, and 30mm) relate to the level of
calcar bone that is to be preserved above the appropriate neck length and
head center.
Answer: true
◍ if the operating surgeon wants to impact a tibial implant without attaching
the implant to the driving instrument, he/she can use the Triathlon baseplate
impactor.
Answer: true
◍ the Triathlon Standard tibial instrumentation has an intramedullary cutting
assembly option. the intramedullary cutting assembly uses the same 0 and 3
degree tibial slope adjustment housings as the Triathlon Standard and
Triathlon MIS extramedullary tibial cutting instruments.
Answer: true
◍ the Accolade II femoral stem broach prepares an A/P interference of .50mm
and a M/L interference of .20mm for an Accolade II femoral stem implant.
Answer: true
◍ the Accolade II instrumentation includes a Modular Stem Impactor. the
instrument has a spherical tip that allows for off axis impaction of the
femoral stem. the instrument does not lock onto the femoral stem.
Answer: true
◍ in the image provided, the area marked with red stars is the acetabular notch
of a left acetabulum.
Answer: true
◍ either a lateral decubitus or supine alignment guide can be attached to the
Trident II Shell Impactor. To attach, the operator should slide the alignment
guide onto the flats of the impactor spindle and rotate it to the desired
location.
Answer: true
◍ obturator foramen.
Answer:
, ◍ in provided image, the use of the Triathlon Standard universal alignment
guide/rod marked "A" is applied to the femur. the Standard universal
alignment guide/rod combo can also be used with the Triathlon Standard (B)
or Triathlon MIS (C) tibial cutting guides to intraoperatively check tibial
alignment.
Answer: true
◍ instead of using an independent strike plate, the Triathlon MIS modular 4:1
femoral cutting block is driven onto the distal femur by utilizing the MIS
femoral cutting block impactor/extractor which has a built-in strike plate.
Answer: true
◍ the instrument shown in the image provided is a Triathlon MIS captured
tibial cutting block for a right tibia. the instrument is available in "left" and
"right" profiles and with a fixed capture or without a fixed capture.
Answer: true
◍ the Direct Superior surgical approach is a modified posterolateral approach
that splits the gluteus maximus muscle. in the image provided; the yellow
arrow is on the incision line of the gluteus maximus muscle of a left hip in
the transverse view.
Answer: true
◍ the number value indicated on the sizing wheel of the Triathlon
Standard/MIS adjustable spacer block reflects the polyethylene insert
dimension of the final implant combination (femur/tibia) that can be
selected for implantation.
Answer: true
◍ Accolade II femoral broaches can be identified in several ways: - the
instrument part number (1020-52xx)- the broach size engraved into a square
pocket on both the anterior and posterior sides of the instrument - the size is
market on the top of the broach post - the distal lateral tip of the broach is
polished.
Answer: true
