Miscellaneous

Question 1

Angle of inclination

Answer 1

frontal plane of angle between neck and shaft of femur 125 degrees

Question 2

Coxa Valga

Answer 2

Angle of inclination more than 125

Question 3

Coxa Varus

Answer 3

less than 125 degrees

Question 4

Torision

Answer 4

femur naturally twisted along it’s axis

Question 5

normal anteversion

Answer 5

15 degree torision angle

Question 6

retroversion

Answer 6

torosion less than 15

Question 7

Transverse acetabular ligament

Answer 7

spans acetabular notch, completing the cup of the acetabulum

Question 8

Ligamentous teres

Answer 8

provide femoral head with blood

Question 9

Coxa Velga

Answer 9

angle of inclination less than 15

Question 10

ASIS located on

Answer 10

Illium

Question 11

Illiofemoral, ischiofemoraland pubofemoral ligaments

Answer 11

limit extension of hip

Question 12

anterior pelvic tilt

Answer 12

Short-arc pelvic on femoral hip flexion with the trunk remaining essentialy upright

Question 13

Hiking on right side of pelvis

Answer 13

motion os closed chain abd of left hip motion involves left glut med

Question 14

Obturator nerve innervates

Answer 14

Adductors

Question 15

action that occurs in the horizontal plane

Answer 15

Hip internal rotation

Question 16

Primary hip flexor?

Answer 16

Illiopsoas

Question 17

muscles that produce posterior pelvic tilt

Answer 17

Glut Max Rectus Abd

Question 18

Anterior Pelvic Tilt

Answer 18

Increasing Lordosis of Spine

Question 19

Abs are weak resisted hip flexion will cause

Answer 19

Increasing Lordosis of Spine

Question 20

Posterior Pelvic Tilt

Answer 20

Decreases Lordosis of Spine

Question 21

Hip is flexed to 70 degrees

Answer 21

adductors have a favorable line of pull to preform hip extension

Question 22

Not an action of the Glute Max

Answer 22

Internal rotation

Question 23

When illiopsoas is stretched pelvis must be stabilized to prevent

Answer 23

Unwanted Lordosis

Question 24

During normal standing weight where does the body lean?

Answer 24

posterior

Question 25

posterior pelvic tilt is accompanied by

Answer 25

decreasing lordosis at spine

Question 26

Tredelenburg

Answer 26

weak Abductors

Question 27

Normal Genu Valgum

Answer 27

170-175 degrees

Question 28

primary ligament involved in resisting large valgus producing forces of knee

Answer 28

medial collateral ligament

Question 29

Terrible Triad

Answer 29

injury of medialcollateral ligament anterior cruciate ligament medial meniscus

Question 30

medial and lateral menisci

Answer 30

absorb and disperse comprehensive forces between the tibia and femur

Question 31

screw home mechanisim

Answer 31

absorb and disperse compressive forces between the tibia and femur

Question 32

genu recurvatum

Answer 32

a knee that displays marked hyperextension

Question 33

patella

Answer 33

Increases the internal movement arm of the quads enhancing knee extension torque

Question 34

extensor lag

Answer 34

inability to complete the final few degrees of knee extension possibly due to swelling within the knee

Question 35

tight hamstings

Answer 35

= a relative posterior pelvic tilt

Question 36

multi articular muscles

Answer 36

vastus lateralis vastus medialis

Question 37

quads are active eccentrically

Answer 37

knee moving into flexion

Question 38

posterior cruciate ligament

Answer 38

reisist posterior translation of the tibia relative to a fixed femur