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Mako Tka Study Guide Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers Coronal plane - CORRECT ANSWER Transverse plane - CORRECT ANSWER Sagittal plane - CORRECT ANSWER - Varus/valgus in relation to mechanical axis - Internal/external rotation in relation to TEA - Flexion/extension Femur: default alignment in coronal plane - CORRECT ANSWER varus/valgus Femur: default alignment in transverse plane - CORRECT ANSWER internal/external with respect to TEA Femur: default alignment in sagittal plane - CORRECT ANSWER Tibia: default alignment in coronal plane - CORRECT ANSWER Tibia: default alignment in transverse plane - CORRECT ANSWER internal/external with respect to tibial A/P axis Tibia: default alignment in sagittal plane - CORRECT ANSWER slope for PCL retaining; 0 - degree slope for posterior sacrificing Varus Knee: medial tibia maximum - CORRECT ANSWER - 0 degrees

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Mako Tka Study Guide Exam Questions and
CORRECT Answers
Coronal plane - CORRECT ANSWER - Varus/valgus in relation to mechanical axis



Transverse plane - CORRECT ANSWER - Internal/external rotation in relation to TEA



Sagittal plane - CORRECT ANSWER - Flexion/extension



Femur: default alignment in coronal plane - CORRECT ANSWER - 0 degrees
varus/valgus


Femur: default alignment in transverse plane - CORRECT ANSWER - 0 degrees
internal/external with respect to TEA


Femur: default alignment in sagittal plane - CORRECT ANSWER - 4 degrees of flexion



Tibia: default alignment in coronal plane - CORRECT ANSWER - 0 degrees varus/valgus



Tibia: default alignment in transverse plane - CORRECT ANSWER - 0 degrees
internal/external with respect to tibial A/P axis


Tibia: default alignment in sagittal plane - CORRECT ANSWER - 3-degree posterior
slope for PCL retaining; 0 - degree slope for posterior sacrificing


Varus Knee: medial tibia maximum - CORRECT ANSWER - maximum resection of 7mm



varus knee: lateral tibia default - CORRECT ANSWER - default resection of 7mm

,valgus knee: medial tibia default - CORRECT ANSWER - default resection of 5mm



varus knee: lateral tibia range - CORRECT ANSWER - range 5-9mm



valgus knee: medial tibia range - CORRECT ANSWER - range 3-7mm



distal and posterior medial femur default - CORRECT ANSWER - default resection of
8mm


distal and posterior lateral femur maximum - CORRECT ANSWER - maximum resection
of 8mm


distal and posterior medial femur range - CORRECT ANSWER - range 6-10mm


review runout of the anterior cut relative to anterior flange of component - CORRECT
ANSWER - coronal plane



note appropriate flexion of femur - CORRECT ANSWER - sagittal plane



confirm default tibial slope - CORRECT ANSWER - sagittal plane



assess size and fit of tibial component - CORRECT ANSWER - transverse plane



assess femoral implant trochlea - CORRECT ANSWER - transverse plane


scroll through CT slices to assess femoral component M/L width to avoid overhang - CORRECT
ANSWER - transverse plane

, confirm starting alignment - CORRECT ANSWER - coronal plane



confirm default tibial plateau resection - CORRECT ANSWER - coronal plane


confirm the implant does not overstuff the patellofemoral compartment - CORRECT
ANSWER - transverse plane


confirm femoral components medial condyle is concentric with native condyle - CORRECT
ANSWER - sagittal plane



confirm femoral component size - CORRECT ANSWER - sagittal plane



confirm default 8 mm resection on distal medial femoral condyle - CORRECT ANSWER -
coronal plane


scroll through CT slices to ensure anterior flange is not proud of native sulucs - CORRECT
ANSWER - sagittal plane



note femoral rotation with respect to TEA and PCA - CORRECT ANSWER - transverse
plane


confirm default 8 mm resection on posterior medial femoral condyle - CORRECT
ANSWER - transverse plane



Tibia: alignment range in coronal plane - CORRECT ANSWER - 2 degrees varus/valgus


Femur: alignment range in sagittal plane (tibia size less than femur size) - CORRECT
ANSWER - MAX 8 degrees combined tibiofemoral flexion

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