The Hip

Question 1

Classify the Hip Joint

Answer 1

ball and socket joint
the head of the femur and the acetabulum
multiaxial
synovial joint

Question 2

head of the femur

Answer 2

covered with articulate cartledge
fovea capitis

Question 3

acetablum

Answer 3

3 bones
illium
ischium
pubis

Question 4

areas of the acteablum joint

Answer 4

semilunar- covered with articulate cartledge femoral head touches here

fossa- non articulate area- rough

notch- transverse ligament runs along here

Question 5

acetabulum labrum

Answer 5

fibrocartledge wedge attached
deepens socket to rim
increase stability
fat pad- proprioception

Question 6

joint capsule

Answer 6

attaches to labrum sorounds the femur interchanter line

Question 7

synovial membrane covers

Answer 7

covers labrum

Question 8

ligament that us attached to illium and femur

Answer 8

illofemoral infrior band and superior band

Question 9

ligament attached to the pubis and femur

Answer 9

pubofemoral 2 bands

Question 10

ligament attached to the ischium and femur

Answer 10

ischiofemoral band

Question 11

intracapsular ligaments

Answer 11

transverse and
head of femur ligament ( teres)

Question 12

illiopectineal

Answer 12

lies between tendons of illopsoas and fibrous capsule of the hip muscle and joint capsule

Question 13

hip stability

Answer 13

articulate fit
acetabular labrum- deepens socket
strong capsule
functions of muscle
bony factors- angle of inclination

Question 14

illofemroral limits

Answer 14

inferior- extention and external roation
superior is the same and adduction

Question 15

pubofemoral limits

Answer 15

abduction, external rotation and extention

Question 16

ischiofemoral limits

Answer 16

extention, abduction and internal rotation