Hip Flashcards

1
Q

Pubis makes up _____ of the acetabulum in what direction?

A

25% anterior

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2
Q

Describe the incomplete inferior rim of acetabulum

A

Acetabular notch, spanned by transverse acetabular ligament

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3
Q

Abnormally shallow acetabulum that leads to lack of fem head coverage

A

Acetabular dysplasi

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4
Q

Center edge angle for dysplasia

A

<16 degrees

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5
Q

Normal center edge angle

A

> 35 degrees

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6
Q

Implications of acetabular anteversion

A

Unstable hip

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7
Q

Implications of acetabular retroversion

A

Can lead to over-coverage, impingement between acetabulum and femoral head

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8
Q

Fibrocartilaginous ring that deepens the acetabulum

A

Labrum

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9
Q

4 roles of labrum

A
  1. Stability
  2. Increases contact area
  3. Decreases stress
  4. Allows mobility
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10
Q

Two ways to describe femoral shape

A
  1. Angle of inclination

2. Angle of torsion

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11
Q

Define angle of inclination

A

Frontal plane angle between femoral neck and shaft

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12
Q

Normal angle of inclination

A

125 degrees

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13
Q

Increase in angle of inclination

A

Coxa valga

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14
Q

Decrease in angle of inclination

A

Coxa vara

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15
Q

Define angle of torsion

A

Relative rotation between the neck and shaft in the transverse plane

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16
Q

Describe femoral anteversion and retroversion

A

Anteversion: femoral neck positioned more anteriorly relative to shaft

Retroversion: neck positioned more posteriorly relative to shaft

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17
Q

Normal femoral anteversion angle

A

15 degrees

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18
Q

How will someone with femoral anteversion compensate?

A

Pigeon toed

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19
Q

How will someone with femoral retroversion compensate?

20
Q

What kind of forces are present at femoral neck?

21
Q

Are greater/lesser trochs in capsule?

22
Q

Define how much mobility we have at the hip

23
Q

Function of iliofemoral lig

A

Resists hip extension, IR and ER

24
Q

Pubofemoral lig role

A

Resists extension and abduction, ER

25
Ischiofemoral lig rol
Resists IR and extension, superior fibers resist adduction
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Close packed position of the hip
Full extension, slight IR and abduction Elongates capsule
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Open packed position of the hip
30 degrees flexion, slight abduction and ER
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Most congruent position of hip
90 degrees flexion with slight abduction and ER
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Posterior pelvic tilt can contribute to _____ of the L/S
Flexion
30
Anterior pelvic tilt contributes to ______ of the L/S
Apparent extension
31
Trunk side bend and frontal plane pelvic motion contributes to _____________ of hip
Apparent abduction
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What movement of the hip is mostly spin?
Flexion/extension
33
Direction of spin during flex/ext
Flexion: posterior Extension: anterior
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LOG in double limb stance
Just posterior to M-L axis for flex/ext
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Reasoning behind lateral trunk lean
Brings LOG closer to hip joint AOR
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5 ways to tear labrum
1. Trauma 2. Instability 3. Dysplasia 4. FAI 5. Degeneration
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Anterior pelvic tilt force couple
Iliopsoas, erector spinae
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Posterior pelvic tilt force couple
Abdominals, hamstrings
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Controls forward lean of body
Pelvic-on-femoral hip extension
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Flexed position increases extensor torque gen from
Glut max, adductors, hams
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Why is glut max quiet in standing?
The HAT weight extends the hip
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Important role of adductors
Stabilizing pelvis during weight shifting from one limb to the other
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When do abductors produce greatest torque?
Slight add or neutral position
44
When do IRs create greatest torque?
When hip is flexed to 90 degrees
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When is external rotation most evident?
During pelvic-on-femur rotation - planting and cutting maneuver