Hip Exam

Question 0

iliofemoral ligament is often used by patients with a blank because it does passive posture

Answer 0

weak core

Question 1

y ligament of bigelow

Answer 1

iliofemoral

Question 2

percentage of patients who also have hip oa that have knee oa

Answer 2

40%

Question 3

hip, knee, lower extremity questionnaire that is more brief

Answer 3

womac

Question 4

hip, knee, lower extremity questionnaire that is longer

Answer 4

harris hip score

Question 5

questionnaire that is more functional

Answer 5

lower extremity functional scale

Question 6

sensitivity of lower extremity functional scale

Answer 6

9 points

Question 7

thin body type

Answer 7

ectomorphic

Question 8

muscular build

Answer 8

mesomorphic

Question 9

overweight body type

Answer 9

endomorphic

Question 10

most common symptom locations of hip oa

Answer 10

1. greater trochanter
2. anterior thigh
3. knee

Question 11

lines in bone density scan represent blank

Answer 11

trabeculae

Question 12

precursor to osteoporosis

Answer 12

osteopenia

Question 13

joint space narrowing grade with doubtful narrowing and possible osteophytic lipping

Answer 13

1

Question 14

joint space narrowing grade with osteophytes and narrowing

Answer 14

2

Question 15

joint space narrowing grade with moderate multiple osteophytes, narrowing, sclerosis, some deformity

Answer 15

3

Question 16

joint space narrowing degree with large osteophytes, much narrowing

Answer 16

4

Question 17

differential diagnosis of hip/lumbar

Answer 17

lumbar arom, repeated movements, SI ligamentous stress tests,

Question 18

sensitivity picks up blank

Answer 18

true positives

Question 19

non capsular pattern of restriction, painful slr with knee extended/flexed, possible neoplasm, septic bursitis, sacral fracture

Answer 19

positive sign of the buttock

Question 20

compensated retroversion

Answer 20

toe out

Question 21

compensated anteversion

Answer 21

toe in

Question 22

LE posterior dislocation presents as blank

Answer 22

short, adducted, ir

Question 23

anterior dislocation presents as

Answer 23

abducted, er

Question 24

intertrochanteric fracutre presents as

Answer 24

er, short

Question 25

when do we do prom

Answer 25

when arom is limited or painful

Question 26

capsular end feel

Answer 26

firm/ almost hard

Question 27

3 most common limited motions with oa

Answer 27

hip ir/er & hip flexion

Question 28

position with greatest contact of bone on bone in hip which is unlike every other joint

Answer 28

open pack

Question 29

open pack position of hip has blank soft tissue

Answer 29

loose

Question 30

closed pack position of hip

Answer 30

full extension/ir

Question 31

open pack position of hip

Answer 31

30 flexion/abduction, slight er (10-15)

Question 32

mechanical fault of the hip where there is snapping

Answer 32

coxa saltans

Question 33

two sources of internal snapping of coxa saltans

Answer 33

iliopsoas over lesser trochanter or anterior acetabulum | iliofemoral ligament over femoral head

Question 34

snap of coxa saltans usually occurs at blank

Answer 34

45 degrees

Question 35

two external snapping sources of coxa saltans

Answer 35

itb over greater trochanter (obers) | gluteus maximus over greater trochanter

Question 36

intraarticular snapping of coxa saltans could be

Answer 36

acetabular labral tear, loose body

Question 37

posterior dislocation presents with blank pelvis

Answer 37

elevated

Question 38

trendelenberg gait presents with blank

Answer 38

hip drop contralaterally with ipsilateral adduction

Question 39

normal hip drop/elevation during gait

Answer 39

half inch

Question 40

quality assessment of diagnostic accuracy studies

Answer 40

quadas

Question 41

two tests for trendelenberg

Answer 41

trendelenberg heel raise test, herberden nodes

Question 42

test for fracture of femur or hip

Answer 42

patellar pubic percussion test