Quiz
Hip Common Conditions
This quiz has question types that open in the usual player.
Questions in this quiz (18)
1Identify the proper factors for Hip OA classification.
- Amoderate lateral or anterior hip pain during weight bearing
- Bmorning stiffness
- CHip IR <24 degrees
- DHip ER and Extension limited by more than 15 degrees when compared bilaterally
- EMild posterior hip pain during weight bearing
2All of the following are external causes of Coxa saltans except for what?
- Aacetabular labral tears
- BITB
- CGluteus Maximus
- DTrochanteric Bursitis
3Snapping hip that is caused by the iliopsoas tendon or the Y ligament typically occur with what movements?
- A60 degrees of hip flexion as the hip moves from flexion to extension
- B30 degrees of flexion as hip moves from flexion to extension
- C45 degrees of flexion as hip moves from extension to flexion
- D45 degrees of flexion as hip moves from flexion to extension
4While performing an examination on a patient with suspected trochanteric bursitis, the therapist may expect to see all of the following except for what?
- ANarrow Pelvis and Genu Varum present
- BSymptoms exacerbated by ER and Abd of hip
- Caudible snap or click
- DIncreased adduction during sport
5Acetabular labral tears typically occur with what movements?
- Ahyperabduction
- Btwisting
- Cfalling
- Dall of the above
6What does it mean when a patient has a cam type of FAI?
- Aover coverage of the rim of the acetabulum leading to pinching of femoral neck on the acetabulum
- Bashperical femoral head leading to shearing of labrum and acetabular cartilage
- Ca mixture of over coverage and an aspherical head
- Dnone of these
7For a patient that has FAI, flexion is typically limited at 90 degrees. How would that patient achieve full hip ROM?
- ABy moving into IR/ADD
- BBy moving into IR/ABD
- CBy moving into ER/ADD
- DBy moving into ER/ABD
8A patient presents to PT with insidious onset of R sided dull, aching pain in the groin. The patient states that their symptoms radiate into their proximal thigh and are aggravated when they suddenly accelerate. What is the most likely condition this patient has?
- AAthletic Pubalgia
- BFAI
- CHip Fracture
- DRectus Femoris muscle strain
9For patients with a hip fracture, which position might they hold their leg in?
- AFlexion
- BExtension
- CInternal Rotation
- DExternal Rotation
10[blank_start]Fatigue fractures[blank_end] occur when abnormal forces are applied to normal bones and [blank_start]Insufficiency fractures[blank_end] occur when normal forces are applied to abnormal bones.
- AFatigue fractures
- BInsufficiency Fractures
- CInsufficiency fractures
- DFatigue Fractures
11While performing a physical examination on a patient with suspected stress fractures, what movements would the therapist expect to be limited?
- AFlexion
- BExtension
- CAdduction
- DAbduction
- EInternal Rotation
- FExternal Rotation
12A 27 year old hockey player presents to PT with a vague pain that occurs while they are twisting. Upon physical examination, the therapist notes that they have tight adductor muscle and a tight rectus abdominus. The patient also had a positive spring test. What is the most likely diagnosis for this patient?
- AAthletic Pubalgia
- BOsteitis Pubis
- CAdductor Magnus muscle strain
- DFemoral stress fracture
13Muscle strains in the hip are typically caused by what?
- AStrong Concentric Contraction of the muscle group
- BDifficulty maintaining isometric contractions
- CStrong Eccentric contraction of the muscle group
- DOveruse injuries
14A patient who has a + Pace test and a + Freiberg test most likely has irritation caused by what muscle?
- APiriformis
- BRectus Femoris
- CAdductor Longus
- DBiceps Femoris Short Head
15Compression of the Superior Gluteal Nerve typically occurs as it passes between the piriformis and inferior border of the gluteus medius.
- ATrue
- BFalse
16When checking the DTR for a patient with a suspected femoral nerve injury, what would be the common response?
- ABrisk DTR
- BHypertonicity
- CAbsent DTR
- DNormal DTR
17An 74 year old female with a history of prolonged steroid use presents to PT with persistent pain and stiffness in the hip. She also complains of reduced ROM and symptoms that radiate into the grown and down to the knee. She states that she had recently fallen down "a few stairs." What might be a suspected pathology for this patient?
- AAvascular Necrosis
- BFatigue Fractures
- COsteitis Pubalgia
- DPiriformis Syndrome
18Meralgia Paresthetica is compression of what nerve?
- ALateral Femoral Cutaneous Nerve
- BFemoral Nerve
- CObturator Nerve
- DCommon Fibular Nerve
Information
- Description
- Ortho 2 Quiz on Hip Common Conditions, created by Tim Rambo on 24/07/2019.
- Author
- Tim Rambo
- Language
- English
- Views
- 0
- Tags
- Rating
- No ratings yet Rate this quiz