wk 11- hip msk Flashcards

1
Q

indications for hip US

A
  • pain
  • effusion
  • bursitis
  • clicking/ locking hip
  • developmental hip dysplasia (DDH)
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2
Q

frequency needed for hip evaluation

A

lower frequency for deep structures (5MHz)

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3
Q

what is evaluated in the supine position

A

inguinal canal

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4
Q

what is evaluated in the lateral approach

A

greater trochanteric bursa

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5
Q

what is evaluated in the posterior approach

A

glueteal and other muscles that attach posterior

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6
Q

hip pain can be cause of

A
  • arthritis
  • infection
  • trauma
  • neoplasm
  • effusion
  • tears
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7
Q

fluids tend to collect along the ___ which can cause the joint capsule and iliofemoral ligament to lift

A

femoral neck

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8
Q

complete or partial tears of muscle or tendon common in ___

A

thigh/ hamstring

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9
Q

what is the largest bursa in the human body measuring 7x4x2cm

A

iliopsoas/ iliopectinal bursa

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10
Q

2 bursas in the hip that are evaluated

A
  • greater trochanter

- iliopsoas/ iliopectinal

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11
Q

snapping of iliotibial band (fascia lata) or gluet maximus over greater trochanter

A

external causes of snapping hip syndrome

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12
Q

snapping of iliopsoas tendon over iliopectinal eminence and acetabular tear or an intraarticular loose body

A

internal causes of snapping hip syndrome

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13
Q

most common cause of snapping hip syndrome

A

iliotibial band snapping over greater trochanter

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14
Q

snapping hip is commonly sound in ____

A

ballet dancers and athletes

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15
Q

to evaluate SNS, begin with hip flexed and ___ rotated

A

externally

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16
Q

___ is the abnormal tendon motion over the greater trochanter

A

clicking

17
Q

while imaging hip at level of greater trochanter, hip is extended and ___ rotates until audible click is heard or felt with transducer

A

internally

18
Q

distal border of gleut max snaps over greater trochanter during extension

A

second most common cause of snapping hip syndrome

19
Q

less frequently ___ causes snapping of iliopsoas tenson over iliopectinal eminence and acetabular labral tear or an intraarticular loose body

A

internal

20
Q

SHS may be associated with ___

A

trochanteric bursitis

21
Q

t/f: SHS is always painful

A

false

22
Q

pain at distal insertion of iliotibial tract to Gerdy’s tuberle

A

runners knee

23
Q

runners knee also known as

A

iliotibial band syndrom

24
Q

when distal iliotibial fascia rubs constantly over lateral femoral condyle during activity

A

runners knee

25
Q

graft classification of infant hips based on ___ and ___ of acetebulum as seen on coronal ultrasound

A

depth and shape