EXAM 2, MSK, HIP
EXPECTED QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS
Question 1.
APR stands for what and is what
ANSWER
active passive resisted - it's the order we want to test ROM and strength
Question 2.
Which direction is the distraction force applied to increase hip ER and hip extension?
ANSWER
anterior glide
Question 3.
Coxa valga leads to genu _____ which leads to abnormal amounts of what in the foot? (not asking about
the compensatory effect)
ANSWER
genu varus, which leads to abnormal amount of supination
Question 4.
What are the 2 types of FAI? How do they differ?
ANSWER
Cam Impingement: extra bony growth on head/neck of femur
Pincer Impingement: extra bony growth around acetabulum
Question 5.
In a CMJ, a person with more flexed hips is doing the jump with more quads or glutes
ANSWER
glutes
,Question 6.
Best positions to test hip flexors, hip extensors, hip ER/IR, hip abds/adds?
ANSWER
flex: sitting
extension: prone
IR/ER: sitting
ABD/ADD: sidelying
Question 7.
Genu varus = causes the foot to be in a pronated or supinated position? (not asking about the
compensatory effect)
ANSWER
supination
Question 8.
3 most common complaints associated with hip dysfunction
ANSWER
1. pain in groin, maybe referred to medial knee
2. limited AROM/PROM of the hip
3. gait disturbance
Question 9.
Labral tears in the hip often occur on which side?
ANSWER
anterior
Question 10.
Which type of rotation do the 6 main hip rotators do?
ANSWER
external rotation
, Question 11.
A posterior glide aims to increase motion in which 2 movements?
ANSWER
hip IR and flexion
Question 12.
Pair either of the following to frontal plane alignment of femur into the acetabulum:
angle of inclination
neck ante/retroversion
ANSWER
angle of inclination
Question 13.
Thomas test: what does this test?
ANSWER
hip flexors
quads (rec fem)
Question 14.
Most common cause of bursitis in hip?
ANSWER
overuse
Question 15.
In uncompensated trendelenberg, which side of the pelvis drops if a pt is in L SLS? Where does the
COM move? What type of force does this create on the L knee?
ANSWER
pelvis drops to R
COM moves to the R
creates a varus moment at the knee
EXPECTED QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS
Question 1.
APR stands for what and is what
ANSWER
active passive resisted - it's the order we want to test ROM and strength
Question 2.
Which direction is the distraction force applied to increase hip ER and hip extension?
ANSWER
anterior glide
Question 3.
Coxa valga leads to genu _____ which leads to abnormal amounts of what in the foot? (not asking about
the compensatory effect)
ANSWER
genu varus, which leads to abnormal amount of supination
Question 4.
What are the 2 types of FAI? How do they differ?
ANSWER
Cam Impingement: extra bony growth on head/neck of femur
Pincer Impingement: extra bony growth around acetabulum
Question 5.
In a CMJ, a person with more flexed hips is doing the jump with more quads or glutes
ANSWER
glutes
,Question 6.
Best positions to test hip flexors, hip extensors, hip ER/IR, hip abds/adds?
ANSWER
flex: sitting
extension: prone
IR/ER: sitting
ABD/ADD: sidelying
Question 7.
Genu varus = causes the foot to be in a pronated or supinated position? (not asking about the
compensatory effect)
ANSWER
supination
Question 8.
3 most common complaints associated with hip dysfunction
ANSWER
1. pain in groin, maybe referred to medial knee
2. limited AROM/PROM of the hip
3. gait disturbance
Question 9.
Labral tears in the hip often occur on which side?
ANSWER
anterior
Question 10.
Which type of rotation do the 6 main hip rotators do?
ANSWER
external rotation
, Question 11.
A posterior glide aims to increase motion in which 2 movements?
ANSWER
hip IR and flexion
Question 12.
Pair either of the following to frontal plane alignment of femur into the acetabulum:
angle of inclination
neck ante/retroversion
ANSWER
angle of inclination
Question 13.
Thomas test: what does this test?
ANSWER
hip flexors
quads (rec fem)
Question 14.
Most common cause of bursitis in hip?
ANSWER
overuse
Question 15.
In uncompensated trendelenberg, which side of the pelvis drops if a pt is in L SLS? Where does the
COM move? What type of force does this create on the L knee?
ANSWER
pelvis drops to R
COM moves to the R
creates a varus moment at the knee
