(Test 1: 10.) Hip Pain

Question 1

What is tested by Faber 3?

Answer 1

Iliopsoas insufficiency / pathology

Question 2

What is Slipped Capital Femoral Epiphysis?

Answer 2

A femoral epiphysis that slipped posteriorly. X-ray can show slippage, more common in obese adolescents.

Question 3

What structures are in the peripheral compartment of the hip?

Answer 3

Femoral neck

Synovial lining

Question 4

What is tested by the Thomas Test?

Answer 4

Hip flexor contraction

Question 5

What structures are in the lateral compartment of the hip?

Answer 5

Gluteus medius

Gluteus minimus

Piriformis

IT Band

Trochanteric bursae

Question 6

What is indicated by the C sign test?

Answer 6

Labral pathology

Question 7

What is tested by Faber 1?

Answer 7

Labral pathology

Question 8

What structures are in the central compartment of the hip?

Answer 8

Labrum

Ligamentum Teres

Articular surfaces

Question 9

What is tested by Faber 2?

Answer 9

Gluteus medius pathology

Question 10

What compartment is tested by the Log Roll test?

Answer 10

Central and peripheral compartments

Question 11

What are the differences in the three Faber tests?

Answer 11

Faber 1 – physician pushes down

Faber 2 – physician pushes up, patient pushes down

Faber 3 – physician pushes down, patient pushes up

Question 12

What structures are in the anterior compartment of the hip?

Answer 12

Iliopsoas insertion

Iliopsoas bursae

Question 13

What is tested by the Ober test?

Answer 13

IT band contracture (tensor fascia lata)

Question 14

What is Femoroacetabular Impingement?

Answer 14

Abnormal contact of the anterior femoral head and acetabular rim.

Question 15

What is Legg-Calve-Perthes disease?

Answer 15

Idiopathic avascular necrosis of the hip.

Affects children 3 to 12 years, and males more commonly than females

Question 16

What is meralgia paresthetica?

Answer 16

Compression of the lateral femoral cutaneous nerve.

Think of a police man with a heavy belt.