Mako
Comprehensive Resource To Help You Ace Exams
Includes Frequently Tested Questions With
ELABORATED 100% Correct COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
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1. During trialing, extension is stable, but flexion is tight. What is a
potential solution?
a. Translate femoral component superior/proximal
b. Add extension to the femoral component
c. Anterior reference and upsize the femoral component
d. Anchor anterior and increase the posterior tibial slope -
CORRECT ANSWER d. Anchor anterior and increase the
posterior tibial slope
2. During trialing, after all bone cuts have been executed, internally or
externally rotating the femoral component will trigger an 'Implant
proud of cut' warning.
a. True
b. False - CORRECT ANSWER a. True
3. The Mako Total Knee preoperative planning guidelines are different
from the Mako Total Knee goalpost intraoperative planning
recommendations.
a. True
b. False - CORRECT ANSWER a. True
4. When sizing the Triatholon femoral component, which of the following
is not recommended?
a. Minimal bony coverage
b. Maximum bony coverage
c. Avoidance of encroachment on the intercondylar notch
d. Avoidance of anterior notching - CORRECT ANSWER a.
Minimal bony coverage
, 5. When posterior referencing is enabled for the femur, the anterior
flange will remain fixed in place as the femoral component.
a. True
b. False - CORRECT ANSWER b. False
6. The CT slicer view in the planning page is used to:
a. Verify the accuracy of performed bone resections
b. Confirm accuracy of bone registration
c. Achieve desired implant fit and assess overhang and bone
coverage
d. Verify the accuracy of CT landmarks - CORRECT ANSWER c.
Achieve desired implant fit and assess overhang and bone
coverage
7. During preoperative implant planning, femoral component
concentricity is best assessed in the coronal plant.
a. True
b. False - CORRECT ANSWER b. False
8. Flexing the femoral component minimizes the risk of:
a. Tight flexion gaps
b. Femoral rollback
c. Notching
d. Tibia plateau fracture - CORRECT ANSWER c. Notching
9. If the user notices a flange tip warning, they should ________.
a. Increase the flexion of the femoral component
b. Increase the distal femoral resection
c. Decrease the distal femoral resection
d. Decrease the flexion of the femoral component - CORRECT
ANSWER d. Decrease the flexion of the femoral component
10. What is the minimum UPS charge level for the Mako System to
be powered on?
a. 90%
b. 80%
c. 70%
d. 85% - CORRECT ANSWER d. 85%
Comprehensive Resource To Help You Ace Exams
Includes Frequently Tested Questions With
ELABORATED 100% Correct COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
Guaranteed Pass First Attempt!! Current Update!!
1. During trialing, extension is stable, but flexion is tight. What is a
potential solution?
a. Translate femoral component superior/proximal
b. Add extension to the femoral component
c. Anterior reference and upsize the femoral component
d. Anchor anterior and increase the posterior tibial slope -
CORRECT ANSWER d. Anchor anterior and increase the
posterior tibial slope
2. During trialing, after all bone cuts have been executed, internally or
externally rotating the femoral component will trigger an 'Implant
proud of cut' warning.
a. True
b. False - CORRECT ANSWER a. True
3. The Mako Total Knee preoperative planning guidelines are different
from the Mako Total Knee goalpost intraoperative planning
recommendations.
a. True
b. False - CORRECT ANSWER a. True
4. When sizing the Triatholon femoral component, which of the following
is not recommended?
a. Minimal bony coverage
b. Maximum bony coverage
c. Avoidance of encroachment on the intercondylar notch
d. Avoidance of anterior notching - CORRECT ANSWER a.
Minimal bony coverage
, 5. When posterior referencing is enabled for the femur, the anterior
flange will remain fixed in place as the femoral component.
a. True
b. False - CORRECT ANSWER b. False
6. The CT slicer view in the planning page is used to:
a. Verify the accuracy of performed bone resections
b. Confirm accuracy of bone registration
c. Achieve desired implant fit and assess overhang and bone
coverage
d. Verify the accuracy of CT landmarks - CORRECT ANSWER c.
Achieve desired implant fit and assess overhang and bone
coverage
7. During preoperative implant planning, femoral component
concentricity is best assessed in the coronal plant.
a. True
b. False - CORRECT ANSWER b. False
8. Flexing the femoral component minimizes the risk of:
a. Tight flexion gaps
b. Femoral rollback
c. Notching
d. Tibia plateau fracture - CORRECT ANSWER c. Notching
9. If the user notices a flange tip warning, they should ________.
a. Increase the flexion of the femoral component
b. Increase the distal femoral resection
c. Decrease the distal femoral resection
d. Decrease the flexion of the femoral component - CORRECT
ANSWER d. Decrease the flexion of the femoral component
10. What is the minimum UPS charge level for the Mako System to
be powered on?
a. 90%
b. 80%
c. 70%
d. 85% - CORRECT ANSWER d. 85%
