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100
This is the common cause for posterior thigh pain
What is piriformis syndrome
100
This is the most common approach for a THA (which is the side of entry)
What is posterior/postolateral
100
This ligament is also known as the 'Y' ligament
What is iliofemoral
100
This is another name for structural leg length discrepancy
What is True LLD
100
Cement or cement-free is more common for young active patients
What is cement free
200
This is the pain pathway associated with Trochanteric Bursitis
What is along lateral hip sometimes spreading to thigh and buttocks
200
This is the direction that hip locations commonly occur
What is Posterior
200
During CKC this happens at the knee during hip adduction
What is valgus
200
This pathology is common to males in there 30s to 60s
What is avascular necrosis
200
This type of fracture compromises vascular supply to femoral head
What is intracapsular
300
_____ motions is what causes a shortened piriformis
What is repetitive
300
This is a downside of using a cemented fixation for a THA
What is loosening of the prosthetic components
300
You would perform this to increase hip flexion if there is a capsular limitation
What is posterior glide
300
You would do this with a patient presenting limited abduction due to capsular tightness
What is inferior glide
300
This structure helps reduce H/S friciton
What is ischiogluteal bursa
400
This is the primary stabilizing structure during running.
What is IT band
400
These exercises help most for the preparation of gait
What is max effort of gluteal setting, unassisted heel slides, and manually resisted abduction
400
This is when the angle of torsion is increased
What is anteversion
400
Repeated twisting and rapid movement causes this condition
What is trochanteric bursitis
400
Bone tumors are an indication or contra for THA
What is indication
500
This is a form of avascular necrosis
What is Legg Calve Perthes
500
Compression hip screws and lateral side plates are used for this type of fracture fixation
What is dynamic extramedullary fixation
500
This muscle on which side is weak with a left coxa valga.
What is left glute medius weakness
500
This structural problem is causing your patient to have a toed in gait
What is anteversion
500
A patient has a weak glute max and is performing squats. You see an excessive motion substitution in order to optimize a muscle's performance. It also puts this into an unhealthy position. What's the motion, muscle, and what is put into a bad position.
What is APT to recruit more H/S activity and causing excessive lumbar lordosis.
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