Pelvis, Hip, and Groin

Question 1

True Pelvis

Answer 1

Coccyx, Ischium, and Pubis

Question 2

False Pelvis

Answer 2

Illium

Question 3

Concaved section of hip joint

Answer 3

Acetabulum

Question 4

Sacroiliac Joint

Answer 4

Sacrum and ilium

Question 5

Hip Joint

Answer 5

Femur and acetabulum

Question 6

Strongest articulation in the body

Answer 6

Hip Joint

Question 7

Attached to acetabulum

Answer 7

Labrum

Question 8

Primary hip flexor in the body

Answer 8

Musculature

Question 9

Psoas major and minor

Answer 9

Iliopsoas

Question 10

Iliopsoas

Answer 10

Hip flexion

Question 11

Tensor Fasciate Latae

Answer 11

Hip flexor, abduction, internal rotation in the hip

Question 12

Gluteus Maximus

Answer 12

Hip extension, external rotation in the hip

Question 13

Gluteus Medius

Answer 13

Abduction, Internal Rotation

Question 14

Gluteus Minimus

Answer 14

Abduction, Internal Rotation

Question 15

Piriformis

Answer 15

External Rotation, Assist in hip extension, and assit in abduction

Question 16

Between articular capsule and iliopsoas muscle

Answer 16

Iliopsoas Bursa

Question 17

Between greater trochanter and deep gluteus maximus muscle

Answer 17

Deep Trochanter Bursa

Question 18

End of the ischial tuberosity

Answer 18

Ischial Bursa

Question 19

Cause of Acute Femoral Fracture

Answer 19

A great force or direct hit

Question 20

Symptoms of Acute Femoral Fracture

Answer 20

Deformity, shortened thigh, loss of thigh function

Question 21

Treatment for Acute Femoral Fracture

Answer 21

See a MD stat

Question 22

Special Tests for Acute Femoral Fracture

Answer 22

Pain with ROM test

Question 23

Cause of a Groin Strain

Answer 23

Overextension of the adductor

Question 24

Symptoms of a Groin Strain

Answer 24

Sudden twinge or feeling of tearing during movement or not felt until end of activity

Question 25

Treatment for a Groin Strain

Answer 25

RICE

Question 26

Special Tests for a Groin Strain

Answer 26

Pain with ROM

Question 27

MOI for a Hip Flexor Strain

Answer 27

Forceful flexion motion of the hip

Question 28

Symptoms of a Hip Flexor Strain

Answer 28

Pain with hip flexion, deformity, and swelling

Question 29

Treatment for a Hip Flexor Strain

Answer 29

Ride and Rehab

Question 30

Special Tests for a Hip Flexor Strain

Answer 30

Thomas test, ROM test, and Strength test

Question 31

Cause of Hip Pointer

Answer 31

A blow to the iliac crest

Question 32

Symptoms of Hip Pointer

Answer 32

Pain, spasm, discoloration

Question 33

Treatment for Hip Pointer

Answer 33

RICE, X-Ray, and physician

Question 34

Special Tests for Hip Pointer

Answer 34

ROM test

Question 35

MOI for Sacroiliac (SI) Joint

Answer 35

Sprain to the ligament surrounding the joint, forceful extension/flexion

Question 36

Symptoms of Sacroiliac (SI) Joint

Answer 36

Pain in lower back

Question 37

Treatment for Sacroiliac (SI) Joint

Answer 37

Pain control

Question 38

Special Tests for Sacroiliac (SI) Joint

Answer 38

SI raise, Faber/ Patrick's Test, Pelvic Compression/ distraction test

Question 39

MOI of Legg-Perthes Disease

Answer 39

Lack of blood flow to the femur. Common in ages 3-12 and more in boys than girls.

Question 40

Symptoms of Legg-Perthes Disease

Answer 40

Pain in groin

Question 41

Treatment for Legg-Perthes Disease

Answer 41

Complete bed rest, a special brace

Question 42

What is Osteitis Pubis?

Answer 42

Inflammation of the pubic symphysis

Question 43

MOI for Osteitis Pubis

Answer 43

Pregnancy, major trauma, repeated minor trauma

Question 44

Symptoms for Osteitis Pubis

Answer 44

Loss of flexibility in the groin region, dull aching pain in the groin region, stabbing pain when running

Question 45

Treatment for Osteitis Pubis

Answer 45

Surgery

Question 46

MOI for Osteitis Pubis

Answer 46

Direct impact, occurs in sports with excessive running or with repetitive stress on the pubic symphysis causing a chronic inflammatory condition

Question 47

Symptoms for Osteitis Pubis

Answer 47

Groin pain, point tenderness on pubic tubercle, pain with running, sit ups, and squats

Question 48

Treatment for Osteitis Pubis

Answer 48

Rest and oral anti-inflammatory, gradual return to activity