Flashcards in The Groin And Pelvis: Exam 3 Deck (33):
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How do the hip and pelvis move?
Multiple planes and through muscle function and gait
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What type of joint is the hip?
Ball and socket
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Does the hip have high or low stability?
High
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What is the most common structure in the hip and pelvis region?
Muscles
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Obersvation of hip and pelvis
-symmetry of hips and pelvis tilt
-lower limb alignment
-pelvic landmarks
-standing on one leg
-ambulation
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Lordosis
Sway back
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Pelvis landmarks
-ASIS
-PSIS
-iliac crest
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What should you look for hen asking patient to stand on one leg?
Pubic symphysis or drop on one side
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Functional evaluation special tests for the hip and pelvis
-ROM and strength
-hip adduction, abduction, flexion, extension, internal and external rotation
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Selective tissue testing
-hip flexor tightness
-sacroiliac joint
-iliotibilal band tightness
-gluteus medius weakness
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How does adductor or hip flexor strain (groin) happen?
Running, jumping, twisting with hip external rotation or severe stretch
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Symptoms of groin strain
-sudden twinge or tearing during active movement
-produces pain weakness and internal hemorrhaging
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Management of groin strain
-rice and NSAIDs for 48-72 hours
-rest is critical
-ROM once pain free
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How hip sprains happen
Unusual movement exceeding normal ROM may result in damage
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Symptoms or sprains
-signs of acute injury and inability to circumduct hip
-pain in hip region with hip rotation increasing pain
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Management of hip sprain
-x-ray or MRI to rule out fx
-RICE, NSAIDs
-ROM and PRE once pain free
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What causes a hip Labral tear?
Repetitive movements such as running or pivoting, resulting in degeneration or breakdown of labrum
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Can hip labral tear be acute?
Yes
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Symptoms of hip labral tear
-clicking, locking, stiffness, slipping
-limited ROM
-Diffuse pain thru groin and hip
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Management of hip labral tear
-hip ROM, strength, stability
-avoid painful movement
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When is surgery required in hip labral tear?
About 4 weeks
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What causes a hip pointer?
Contusion of iliac crest/ abdominal musculature and results from a direct blow
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Symptoms of hip pointer
-pain
-loss of function
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Management of hip pointer
-RICE 48 hours
-NSAIDs
-ic massage
-ultrasound
-***steroid injection occasionally
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How long is recovery for hip pointer?
1-3 weeks
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Where is osteitis pubis most seen?
Distance runners, soccer, football, wrestling
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What causes osteitis pubis?
Repetitive stress on pubic symphysis and adjacent muscles
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Symptoms of osteitis pubis
-chronic pain and inflammation of groin
-point tenderness on pubic tubercle
-acute case may be the result of bicycle seat
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Management of osteitis pubis
-rest
-NSAIDs
-gradual return to activity
-steroidal injection possible
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Athletic pubalgia
Chronic pain in pubic region
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What causes athletic pubalgia?
Repetitive stress to pubic symphysis from kicking, twisting, or cutting
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Symptoms of athletic pubalgia
-no hernia
-point tenderness
-pain increased with resisted hip flexion, internal rotation, abdominal contraction, resisted hip adduction
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