Anatomy
Anatomy
Injuries
Injuries
Evaluation
100
The hip is this type of joint.
Ball and Socket
100
Identify the part in green.
Head of the femur.
100
Occurs most commonly in distance runners and in the neck of the femur.
Femoral Stress Fracture
100
"Bench Warmers Bottom"
Ischial Bursitis
100
What are the steps of the evaluation process (in order)?
Confirmation and Consent
History
Inspection
Palpation
ROM
Special Test
200
The hip can perform how many motions?
6
200
Name the anatomical point in green.
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Acetabelum
200
Life-threatening injury
Femoral Fracture
200
Locking, clicking, catching sensations
Labrum Tear
200
Hip Scour Test test for what?
Labrum Tear
300
Our body's natural airbags are in place to reduce friction and protect the bones.
Bursa
300
Identify the anatomical point in green.
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Ilium
300
When a piece of bone is torn off with the tendon
Avulsion Fracture
300
Childhood hip disorder - avascular necrosis of the femoral head
Legg-Calve
300
Beth is a 25 year old who plays in a women’s basketball league. For a few weeks, she’s reported pain traveling down her leg. She stated the pain began as a dull ache in her low back, then gradually increased and traveled down the back of her leg. She also reports increased difficulty in running and squatting.
Sciatica
400
The cartilage located around the acetabulum that deepens the socket and provides lubrication.
Labrum
400
Identify the anatomical point in red.
Pubis
400
90% of these injury happen in the posterior direction
Hip Dislocation
400
Referred pain in lower abdominal and groin region; typically overuse injury in distance runners, wrestlers, and soccer players.
Ostitis Pubis
400
A 15-year-old high school football player with no history of hip or back pain reported to the sports medicine clinic complaining of left buttock pain. The player stated that he had hurt his hip on the previous day while doing squats in the high school weight room. The athlete had routinely and safely squatted 201.85 kg (445 pounds); however, he had changed his technique on this particular day, such that his right leg was 5.08 cm (2 in) in front of the left, placing more weight on the left lower extremity. As he was coming out of the parallel position (thighs parallel to the floor), the athlete felt a tearing and sharp pain in his left buttock. After this lift, he could neither fully extend his left knee or hip nor bear weight on the left lower extremity.
Avulsion Fracture
500
What bones make up the hip joint?
Femur
Illium
Ishium
Pubis
Acetabelum
500
Identify the anatomical point in yellow.
Ischium
500
A deep bruise to the ridge of the hip bone.
Hip Pointer
500
Abnormal bone-tissue growth - typically in the quadriceps muscles.
Myositis Ossificans
500
Johnny is a 7 year old soccer player who is having trouble kicking the ball. He does not remember a specific incident where this problem began. He is having some pain in his knee and groin area. His parents noticed he started to limp about 2 weeks ago. Johnny states the limp is not because of the pain. He does not know why he is limping.
Legg-Calve