PELVIS/HIP/THIGH

Question 1

Righ hip pain for 3 weeks.

Answer 1

Tension Fracture

High risk

Surgery

Question 2

What kind of stress fracture?

Answer 2

Compression

Reduced weight bearing 6 weeks.

Question 3

RTP for Femoral stress fracture

Answer 3

10-16 weeks

Question 4

Long distance runner with groin pain.

Insidous onset

Answer 4

Pubic Ramus Stress fracture

Commonly mistaken for adductor strains

Question 5

Sacral stress fracture RTP

Answer 5

4-6 weeks relative rest

Question 6

Biker comes in with femoral shaft fracture. What is a serious complicaiton 1-3 days later?

Answer 6

Fat emboism syndrome

(rash, tachycardia, SOB)

Question 7

Numbers to remember for compartment testing if you suspect Acute Compartment Syndrome

Answer 7

>35-40 mmHg

> 20 mmHg more then diastolic

Question 8

Apophysis injuries are common in adolscents.

A displacement >__ would might require surgery

Answer 8

2 cm

Otherwise 4-6 weeks of relative rest

Question 9

Apophysis injuries are common in adolscents.

Match the muscle attachment to the bone

Iliac crest =

Answer 9

Abdominal muscles

Question 10

Apophysis injuries are common in adolscents.

Match the muscle attachment to the bone

ASIS

Answer 10

Saritorius

Question 11

Apophysis injuries are common in adolscents.

Match the muscle attachment to the bone

AIIS

Answer 11

Rectus Femoris

Question 12

Apophysis injuries are common in adolscents.

Match the muscle attachment to the bone

Greater Trochanter

Answer 12

GMed

GMin

Question 13

Apophysis injuries are common in adolscents.

Match the muscle attachment to the bone

Ischeal Tuberosity

Answer 13

Hamstring

Question 14

Apophysis injuries are common in adolscents.

Match the muscle attachment to the bone

Lesser Trochanter

Answer 14

Iliopsoas

Question 15

This is test is positive for what injuries?

Answer 15

FADIR

Labreal tear and FAI

Question 16

If this test is positive

Answer 16

FABER

Intraarticualr pathology, Si joint

Question 17

Name of test and what pathology does it test for?

Answer 17

Obers

TFL contracture

Question 18

What is this called and what condition could it indicate?

Answer 18

Arc Sign

Avascualr necrosis

Question 19

Name 3 direct causes that can lead to Hip Avascular Necrosis

Answer 19

1. Blood cancers
2. Sickel Cell
3. The bends (decompressin sickness)

Question 20

Name one medical managment for Hip avascular necrosis

Answer 20

biphosphonates

Question 21

Common complaint for FAI

Answer 21

Motion related pain in hip on groin. Pain in back buttock, thigh.

Often some kind of clicking or popping is present.

Question 22

What physical exam test is the mos sensative or FAI

Answer 22

FADIR

Question 23

What type of impingment

What population

Answer 23

CAM

Young adult males

Question 24

What type of impingement?

What type of patient is this found in ?

Answer 24

Middle aged women

Pincer

Question 25

Femoral stress fractures in females could be part of female athlete triad.Name them

Answer 25

osteoperosis

eating disorder

amenorhea

Question 26

Blood supply to femoral neck

Answer 26

Medial and lateral circumflex artery