Page: 22-23 (Clinical Orthopedics: Sacroiliac Joint, Hip) Flashcards

1
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What muscle is being tested when performing a Hip Abduction stress test?

a. ) Gluteus maximus
b. ) Gluteus minimus
c. ) Iliospoas
d. ) Gluteus medius

A

d.) Gluteus medius

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Which of the following is the best test for Sacroiliac Joint Lesion?

a. ) Yeoman’s
b. ) Hibb’s
c. ) Nachlas
d. ) Ely’s

A

c.) Nachlas

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Which of the following exams is used for both the Hip and Sacroiliac joint?

a. ) Yeoman’s
b. ) Hibb’s
c. ) Nachlas
d. ) Ely’s

A

b.) Hibb’s

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During Nachlas test the patient complains of pain in the anterior thigh. This indicates what?

A

Femoral Nerve stretch

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All of the following tests are used to evaluate sacroiliac joint lesions, except?

a. ) Yeoman’s
b. ) Hibb’s
c. ) Nachlas
d. ) Ely’s

A

d. ) Ely’s
- primarily used for Hip dysfunction

Ely’s sign: Rectus femoris contracture

Ely’s test: Hip lesion or Iliopsoas irritation/Inflamed lumbar nerve roots

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