Hip and Pelvis

Question 1

Iliopsoas bursitis/tendonitis

Answer 1

Pain and snapping in anterior hip and groin caused by running or the like.
Rest, PT, NSAIDS

Question 2

Acetabular labral tear

Answer 2

Hip pain and deep click post trauma to hip.
Have pain with hip flex, axial load
Same tx as above

Question 3

Trochanteric bursitis

Answer 3

Lateral hip pain with no hx of trauma. Tenderness when laying on hip, gradual onset
Deconditioned person w/ increase in exercise
Ice, stretch, NSAIDS, injxn

Question 4

Osteoarthritis of hip

Answer 4

Progressive R hip and groin pain
Older population
PT, APAP, steroid injxn

Question 5

Pubic ramus stress fx

Answer 5

Young athlete with progressive groin pain.
Pain w/ jump, run, stretch, land
Activity makes pain worse, no trauma

Question 6

stress fx imaging and tx

Answer 6

Bone scan or MRI

Relative rest, NO pain w/ activity

Question 7

Adductor tendinopathy

Answer 7

One-sided stiffness, worse with kicking
Groin pain
RICE

Question 8

Piriformis strain

Answer 8

Back aches, outer lower back and buttocks
Painful external and internal rotation
Syndrome will have sciatica

Question 9

Valgum

Answer 9

knock knees

Question 10

Varum

Answer 10

Bow legs

Question 11

Most hip disloactions are?

Answer 11

Posterior

Question 12

Patellofemoral syndrome (PFS)

Answer 12

Chondromalaciae
Very common, most common knee pain in kids and adults (not elderly)
Instable knee, occasional popping
Generally caused by weakness in hips

Question 13

ACL Tests

Answer 13

Lachman and Anterior drawer

Dont do pivot shift

Question 14

Can an ACL have a partial tear?

Answer 14

A vast majority of the time it is a complete tear.

Question 15

Positive mcmurray =

Answer 15

Meniscus tear

Question 16

Patellar tendonitis

Answer 16

Jumpers knee

Common in explosive sports (bball, hikers)