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Hip joint

Jessica Farmer Physiotherapy Undergraduate English

Hip joint

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Hip joint

  1. Anatomy

    • joint
      • ball and socket
      • WB joint
      • Connects axial skeleton to appendicular skeleton
    • muscles
      • Glut max
      • Glut min and med
      • Internal rotators
      • Hip flexors
        • Iliopsoas
        • Rectus femoris
      • Adductors
      • Hamstrings
  2. Subjective ax

    • HPC
      • WHIP
        • When
        • How
        • Interventions to date
        • Pattern since onset
    • Red flags
      • Night pain
      • Weight loss
        • Cancer
      • Trauma
        • #
      • Cauda equina symptoms
      • Sudden weakness
        • ? stroke
    • PMH
      • THREADSOCS
        • OSteoporosis
          • Increases the risk of #
        • Steroids
  3. Objective ax

    • Strength testing
      • Adduction
      • Abduction
      • Extension
        • prone
      • Flexion
      • Internal rotation
      • External rotation
    • Special tests
      • Hip inpingement
      • Labral tear
        • Hip quadrant
      • Weak abductors
        • trendelenburg sign
      • Greater trochanteric pain syndrome
        • Single leg stand
        • palpation of greater trochanter
          • tenderness
        • Resisted abduction in adducted position
      • hip flexor tightness
        • modified thomas test
      • OA
        • Flexion
        • Abduction
        • Internal rotation
        • FADIRs
        • FABERs
    • ROM
      • AROM
        • Supine
        • flexion
        • medial rotation
        • extension
        • external rotation
        • Abduction
        • Adduction
      • PROM
        • test if limitations in AROM
    • joints above and below
      • Lumbar spine
      • knee
  4. Differential diagnosis

    • Arthrogenic
      • hip #
        • ? hip precautions
        • trauma
          • e.g. fall
        • elderly population
      • OA
        • Stiffness
          • capsular pattern
            • 1. flexion
            • 2. Internal rotation
            • 3. Abduction
        • Treatment
          • Surgery
            • THR
          • Physiotherapy
            • Hip strengthening
            • Aerobic exercise
          • Corticosteroid injection
        • Pain
          • groin
      • Impingement
        • surgery
        • physio
          • hip strengthening
      • Labral tear
        • trauma
        • younger population
    • myogenic
      • Greater trochanteric pain syndrome
        • Treatment
          • Physio
            • Avoid side lying
            • hip strengthening
          • surgery
        • Pain lateral hip
          • SLS
          • palpation
          • Resisted abd. in adducted position
      • muscle weakness
        • Strengthening
        • specific to strength testing
      • muscle tightness
        • stretching
      • muscle strain
        • strengthen surrounding muscles
        • isometrics
      • Lumbar referred pain
    • Neurogenic
      • Lumbar radiculopathy
        • Loss of sensation
        • myotomal weakness
        • tingling, p + n, numbness
        • Treatment
          • Exercise
        • Can take up to 2 years
      • Lumbar radicular pain
    • Other
      • Cancer metasteses
        • Constant pain
        • No mechanical pattern
      • Avascular necrosis
      • Polymyalgia rheumatica
        • bilateral pain
        • early morning stiffness lasting over 30 mins
      • RA
        • SCREEND'EM
  5. General treatment

    • Goals
    • Pharmacology
    • Stiffness
      • move it
    • Weakness
      • strengthen it
    • further referrals
    • muscle strains
      • acute management
      • isometrics
      • isotonic
      • progress load

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Undergraduate Physiotherapy Mind Map on Hip joint, created by Jessica Farmer on 11/12/2020.
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