10] LE Soft Tissue Injuries - GROIN Flashcards

1
Q

Where is iliopectineal bursa located

A

Between Iliopsoas and hip joint capsule

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2
Q

Where is Iliopsoas bursa located

A

Medially near insertion of Iliopsoas in triangle

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3
Q

Iliopsoas bursitis has pain with

A

Passive and resisted hip flex and probable with passive hip ext

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4
Q

Pain is acute and very intense

A

Ischial bursitis

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5
Q

Congenital, males, premature infants

A

Indirect inguinal hernias

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6
Q

Connective tissue degeneration of abd muscle, only males, straining, coughing, twisting

A

Direct inguinal hernia

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7
Q

Caused by weakening of the posterior inguinal wall resulting in direct or indirect hernia

A

Athletic pubalgia/sports hernia

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8
Q

Small bulge that disappears when lying down

A

Inguinal hernia

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9
Q

Pain of sports hernia is located more where

A

More laterally and proximal compared to groin disruption

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10
Q

Hidden hernia

A

Sports hernia

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11
Q

Insidious onset, gets worse, diffuse and deep groin pain

A

Sports hernia

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12
Q

Non op treatment is rarely successful

A

Sports hernia

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13
Q

Where is pain for sports hernia

A

Lower ab
Pubic
Groin
Adductor pain

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14
Q

Pubic symphysis pain and joint disruption

A

Osteitis pubis

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15
Q

Mechanism for osteitis pubis

A

Repetitive stress from increased shearing forces on joint or traction from pelvic muscles

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16
Q

Clinical Sx of osteitis pubis

A

Exercise induced pain
Gradual onset
Pain in lower abs and pubic area

17
Q

Sports for adductor strain

A

Sports that involve rapid accelerate or decelerate
Sudden changes in direction
Kicking

18
Q

Risk factors for adductor strain

A

Previous groin injury
Higher play level
Reduced hip ADD strength
Lower level sports specific trg

19
Q

Hamstring strain sports

A

Sports that involve extreme hamstring stretch

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