Hip Joint Flashcards

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Q

The hip joint is extremely

strong, due to

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its
reinforcement by strong
ligaments and musculature

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2
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hip joint capsule is a

substantial contributor to

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joint stability.

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What is the type of hip joint ?

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Synovial, multi axial, ball and socket joint

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The acetabular labrum is —— than glenoid labrum

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Stronger and thicker

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5
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Glenn-numeral joint designed for - —-

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Mobility

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Hip joint designed for —-

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Support

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Articular surfaces of the

hip are?

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1) acetabulum

2) head of the femur

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In the hip joint ————— covers articulated surfaces

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Thick hyaline cartilage

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9
Q

Covers head of the femur about ?

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2/3

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10
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Cartilage covers head of femur but not?

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Fovea capitis

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Define fovea capitis

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Is the site where Round ligament of the head of the femur (ligamentum teres femoris) resides

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Acetabular labrum is a

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Fibrocartilaginous rim

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acetabular labrum:

Attaches to the ——-

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Margins of the Acetabulum

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14
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What is the function of acetabular labrum?

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Increases the stability of hip joint

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15
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Acetabular labrum Continuous with the

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transverse ligament of

the acetabulum

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16
Q

Synovial membrane of hip joint lines?

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Capsule

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17
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Synovial membrane is attached to the

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margins of the articular surfaces

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Synovial membrane ensheathes ———- and covers ———-

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Ligamentum trees

Pad of fat contained in the acetabular fossa

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Transverse acetabular ligament formed by ——————

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acetabular labrum as
it bridges the
acetabular notch

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20
Q

After acetabular labrum
bridges the
acetabular notch

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the notch is
converted into a
tunnel through which
blood vessels and
nerves enter the hip joint
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21
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Describe:

Ligamentum Teres Femoris

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It is flat and triangular

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22
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Apex of the Ligamentum Teres Femoris

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Fovea capitis

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Base of the Ligamentum Teres Femoris

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1)transverse acetabular
ligament and
2)margins of acetabular
notch.

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24
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Ligamentum Teres Femoris is a

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Intracapsular ligament (lies within the joint )

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Ligamentum Teres Femoris ensheathed by
Synovial membrane
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Function of Ligamentum Teres Femoris?
1)limits adduction 2)provides a pathway for a small artery branching off obturator artery, from the acetabular notch into the femoral head
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Fibrous capsule is thicker ————— and is thinner (loose) —————
Anterosuperiorly | Posteroinferiorly
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Why is the fibrous capsule thicker anterosuperiorly?
Where the predominant stresse of weight bearing (greates amount of resistance is required)
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The fibrous capsule of hip joint consist of two types of fibers;
1) circular(internally) | 2) longitudinal(externally)
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Circular fibers of the capsule also called
- zona orbicularis - annular ligament - orbicular zone - ring ligament
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Zona orbicularis are most abundant
Lower and back part of the capsule
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Circular fibers at lower and back part of the capsule form
Sling or collar around femoral neck
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Circular fibers (zona orbicularis ) anteriorioly
1) Blend with the deep surface of iliofemoral ligament and | 2) attach to anterior inferior iliac spine
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Function of proximal to middle part of the articular | capsule, including the zona orbicularis?
1) forming a locking ring around the neck of the femur. | 2) stabilize the hip in distraction
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Distraction position
position where the joint surfaces have space between them without any tearing in the ligaments or displacement.
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Longitudinal fibers of the capsule | are greates in amount at ?
Upper and front part of the capsule
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Longitudinal fibers upper and front part of capsule where they are reinforced by ?
Distinct bands / accessory ligaments
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The most imp accessory ligaments
Iliofemoral ligament
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accessory ligaments
- iliofemoral - pubocapsular - ischiocapsular
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The external surface of the capsule is x—— and covered by ——
Rough | Muscles
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The external surface of the capsule is separated in front from psoas major and iliacus by ?
Iliopectineal bursa
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Iliopectineal bursa inferiorly not communicates by
Cavity of joint
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The margin of the cavity in the notch is ————
Deficient
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Fibrous capsule proximally; | ABOVE?
Margin of the acetabulum
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Fibrous capsule proximally; | FRONT?
Outer margin of the labrum
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Fibrous capsule proximally connected to which ligament ?
Transverse ligament to the edge of obturator foremen
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Fibrous capsule distally attached to ?
1) neck of the femur | 2) in front; intertrochanteric line
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Mention the anterior ligaments:
1) iliofemoral ligament | 2) pubofemoral ligament
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Mention the posterior ligaments:
Ischiofemoral ligament
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Y-shaped ligament of Bigelow
iliofemoral ligament
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The base of inverted Y is attached to
Anterior inferior iliac spine
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The two limbs of the inverted Y are attached to
Upper and lower parts of intertrochanteric line of femur
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Function of iliofemoral ligament
Prevents overextension of the joint in standing position
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Describe pubofemoral ligament
Is triangular in shape
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Base of pubofemoral ligament
Superior ramus of the pubis
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Apex of pubofemoral ligament
Lower part of the intertrochanteric line
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Function of pubofemoral ligament
Limit hip extension and abduction
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Describe ischiofemoral ligament
Spiral shaped
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ischiofemoral ligament is attached on
The body of ischium near superior border of the acetabular margin to greater trochanter
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Function of ischiofemoral ligament
Limits extension of hip
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Fibers passes upward and laterally of ischiofemoral logament blend with
Circular fibers of the capsule
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Function of each ligament 1) iliofemoral lig 2) pubofemoral lig 3) ischiofemoral
1) prevent overextension during standing 2) limit extension and abduction 3) limit extension
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Lig of head of femur from———- to ———
Tnvs lig to fovea capitis
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Nerve supply to the hip (The major nerves of the lower limb)
1) femoral nerve 2) Obturator and accessory obturator nerves 3) Sciatic nerve 4) Nerve to the quadratus femoris. 5) Superior gluteal nerve
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Blood supply of hip joint directly or through anastomoses from branches of the ?
1) obturator 2) medial and lateral circumflex femoral 3) superior and inferior gluteal arteries
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Branches of the lateral and medial femoral circumflex arteries called
Retinacular arteries
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Retinacular arteries penetrate
The length of the neck and small branch from obturator artery
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Function of Retinacular arteries
Provide blood supply to the head of the femur
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Fracture of the neck of femur can damage ?
Retinacular arteries
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Dislocation of the hip result in
Tear acetabular branch of the obturator artery
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With time, the neck and head will become———— And symptoms include ———- The patient need ———
- Necrotic - (Pain in standing position, discomfort at the end range of motion) - Total hip replacement
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Trochantaric anastomosis found at
Posterior aspect of the thigh in the trochantric fossa
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Trochantaric anastomosis provides a connection between
Internal iliac and femoral arteries
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Trochantaric anastomosis include
1) superior gluteal artery 2) inferior gluteal artery 3) lateral femoral circumflex artery 4) medial femoral circumflex artery
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Cruciate anastomosis found at
Posterior aspect of the thigh lies at the level of lesser trochanter
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Cruciate anastomosis provide a connection between
Internal iliac and femoral arteries
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Cruciate anastomosis include
1) inferior gluteal artery 2) lateral femoral circumflex artery 3) medial femoral circumflex artery * *4)first perforating artery (branch of the profunda artery
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)first perforating artery (ascending branch of the
profunda artery
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Route of blood if there is a blockage between the femoral artery and external iliac artery
1) internal iliac 2) inferior gluteal artery 3) perforating branch of deep femoral artery 4) lateral circumflex femoral artery 5) descending branch of it 6) superior lateral genicular artery 7) popliteal artery
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anteriorly muscle
iliopsoas - | rectus femoris
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anterolat muscles
- gluteus medius | - gluteus minimus
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posteriorly muscles
- piriformis - obturator internus - gemelli - quadratus femoris
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posteroinf muscles
obturator externus
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Angle of inclination of femur formed by meeting
Axis of the shaft of the femur with | Long axis of the femoral neck and head
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A decreased angle is
Coax Varus | Less than 120
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Increased angle is
Coxa valgus
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Coxa alga associated with
Shallow acetabular angles and femoral subluxation