hip Flashcards

1
Q

precautions

posterior approach

A

avoid hip flexion more than 90, add and IR beyond neutral
do not cross legs, low and soft chairs, bend trunk over legs, rotate body towards operated extremity, in side lying position
do transfer to sound side, keep knees slightly knees lower to hips, bed raise on blocks,

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anterior approach

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avoid hip extension, add and ER past neutral
do not do combined postion—-hip flex, abd and ER
antigravity hip abd do not if gluteus medius inscised
avoid hyperext in ambulation
avoid rotating away from operative side

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3
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trochanteric osteotomy approach

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antigravity hip abd for 6 to 8 weeks
no exercise involving weight bearing on operated leg
avoid low intensity isom of abd

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4
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contraindications to THR

A

relative
insufficency of gluteus medius
dental work
high impact activities

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5
Q

Hip Joint
resting position
capsular pattern
CPP

A

resting position: 30 flexion, 30 abduction, ER
Capsular: flexion, abduction, internal rotation
CPP: extension, abduction , internal rotation

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6
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Legg-calves perthes
age
deformity
cause
weakness
A
  • 2-13 yes male
  • weakness of psoas major
  • abduction and extxn is limited
  • LE moves in add, flexion and ER
  • aka osteochondritis
  • femoral head necrosis happens
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7
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slipped capital femoral epiphysis

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  • 8-17 yrs

- active rom limited in abd, flexn and IR

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8
Q

coxa vara and valga angles

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vara- 125

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9
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femoral anterversion

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  • 25-30 or greater
  • squinting of patella nd toeing in
  • pigeon toe walking
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10
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piriformis syndrome

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  • refferal pain to post thigh
  • pain on add and IR
  • weakness in abd and ER
  • pain on walking and getting up from bed
  • excessive pronation of foot
  • intolerance to sitting
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IT band

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  • obers test and noble test
  • pain while climbing stairs nd downhill walk
  • activities involve 30 degree of hip flexion
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12
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trochanteric bursitis

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  • pain outside of hip, buttock
  • pain while sitting into car, climbing stairs
  • overuse, scoliosis, leg length descrepency, arthritis
  • increase pain while sitting with affected leg crossed
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13
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ischiogluteal bursitis

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  • pain on sitting when legs are not crossed

- pain in buttock, in kick, running, jumping

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14
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acetabular labral tear

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  • in ice hockey, golfer, soccer, ballet
  • locking, cliking and cacthing sensation
  • pain in hip and groin
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15
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patrick or fabers test

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-dysfunction of hip

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16
Q

scoring test

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  • labral tears

- OA and DJD

17
Q

thomas test

A

-rectus femoris

18
Q

obers test

A

-TFL and IT band tightness

19
Q

Elys test

A

-tightness of rectus femoris

20
Q

90-90 hamstring test

A

-tightness if hamstring

21
Q

craig test

A

-abnormal femoral anteversion and retroversion