Hypermobility in the Hip Flashcards
Prevalence- inconsistent biological sex ______
People who have ____ joint pain
diff
hip
Etiology
______
- ____ and ______ tear
- ______ tear
Atraumatic
- ______ motion in sports
- _______ tears with FAIS/IPI
- systemic _______ ______ disorder
trauma
fx; ligamentous
labral
extreme
labaral
connective tissue
Atraumatic etiology
_______ abnormality
________ acetabulum
_______ acetabular insufficiency
Excessive femoral _______ or _______
Excessive femoral ______ ______
bone
shallow
inferior
version; torsion
neck angle
Femoral torsion
_______ plane
angle between the femoral ______ and femoral ______ and ________
transverse
condyles; head; neck
Excessive anteversion = toeing ___
in
Excessive Retroversion = toeing _____
out
Femoral Neck Angle
_________ plane
angle between _____ and ______
frontal
neck; shaft
Coxa Valga: _______ angle
leads to genu ________ (bow legged)
Coxa Vara: ________ angle and leads to genu _______ (knock-kneed)
larger
varum
smaller
valgum
Risk Factors
1.
2.
3.
Excessive ______/______/ _______
genetics
injury
nature of pt activity
flexion/rotation/hyperext
Symptoms
anterior ________ or _______ hip pain
________/________/________
Feeling of __________
groin
lateral
popping
locking
snapping
instability
Signs
ROM- IR > _____° @ 90° of hip FLX
Combined Motion: _______ block
30
inconsistent
Special Tests
Hip ________
______ _______ test
Specific _______ tests
Abnormal femoral ______ or _______
apprehension
Ligamentum teres
ligament
version
torsion
PT Rx
primary focus is cartilage ______ and _______ of local mm.
integrity
stabilization