Anatomy
Injury
CT/XRAY
MRI/ULTRASOUND
Hip Facts
100
What kinda of joint is the hip?
What is ball and socket
100
What is the most common reason for a hip replacement?
What is osteoarthritis (OA)
100
What is the standard patient positioning for an X-ray?
What is anterior-posterior (AP)
100
Name the three primary views needed for MRI or the hip/pelvis.
What is axial, sagittal, and coronal.
100
When it comes to hips, whose hips don't lie?
WHO IS SHAKIRA SHAKIRA
200
Name 2 common sites of boney pathologies.
what are:
-Pubic symphysis
-SI joint
-Sacrum and coccyx
-Acetabulum
-Femoral head
-Greater trochanter
200
In FAI, what is the name of the lesion where there is abnormal acetabular growth over the femoral head?
What is pincer
200
How should the patient's legs be positioned for pelvis x-ray?
What is 15-20 degrees internally rotated.
200
What structure is best seen on MRI?
What is soft tissue
200
What is the reason that women have a higher carrying angle than men?
What is hip width
300
If the angle of inclination is 145 degrees, what is the diagnosis?
What is coxa valga
300
What is the best imaging technique a suspected labrum tear?
What is MR Arthrography
300
What position can be utilized for the best view of the medial femoral head, neck and proximal third of the shaft.
What is lateral frog leg?
300
What nerve is most commonly viewed through ultrasound?
What is sciatic nerve
300
What is the true name of the pelvis as a whole?
What is the os coxae
400
What is the angle of the pubic arch in a female pelvis?
What is 80-90 degrees
400
What is wrong here? 
What is hip labral tear
400
Name 3 reasons for this procedure
•Osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, osteonecrosis
•Pain or limitations with ADLs
•Inadequate relief from anti-inflammatory drugs, PT, or walking support
400
List the ABCDES of MRI interpretation.
Alignment of anatomy
Bone signal
Cartilage
eDema
Soft tissue and synovial fluid
400
What is the name of the bone formed from the fusion of the ilium, ischium and pubis?
What is innominate
500
What nerve leaves the pelvis through the greater sciatic foramen and re-enters through the lesser sciatic foramen?
What is the pudendal nerve
500
Name 4 symptoms of osteoarthritis
What is
- stiffness (esp in the morning)
- locking/ grinding
- joint instability
- fatigue
- decreased ROM - specifically IR
500
What is the recommended slice increment and thickness for a pelvic CT scan?
What is 1.25 mm
500
What structure of the hip is difficult to see through ultrasound?
What is the labrum.
500
Who is the the famous ballerina who just got a hip replacement?
Who is Misty Copeland