MSK: Hips and Lower Extremities questions with 100% correct
answers rated A+
1. To detect weak hip abductor muscles, perform the iliac crest
( ) test. height; trendelen-
In the position, have patient on , then . burg; standing;
Observe from . balance; 1 foot;
A + test is noting any or change of iliac the other foot;
crests. behind;
asymmetry;
level
2. To test the measure of flexibility of the hip
flexor muscles, use ( ) test. thomas; iliop- soas;
Patient in position, have them flex at the of 1 leg supine; hip;
and hold the knee at the chest while is maximally
maintained . flexed; pelvis;
The other leg can stay and flat. A + neutral; re-
test indicates hip . laxed; flexion
con- tracture
3. The Faber test assess hip OR dysfunction.
Patient in position, cross the leg over the
oppo- site in a position. ROM; si dysfunc-
Push on the knee while holding the opposite . tion; supine;
affect- ed;
4. Assess knee in both and position. knee; flexed;
If a buldge is present in the space, suspect a cyst. down; iliac crest
5. Ballottement on knee is presence of an . sitting; standing;
With knee , apply pressure on the pouch popliteal;
with the and of 1 hand and push the quickly baker's
against the with finger of other hand.
If effusion present, patella will like a .
effusion; extend-
ed; downward;
suprapetellar;
6. A buldge is a pocket of fluid of the knee. web or thumb;
Patients knee is , you the aspect of the knee forefin- ger;
a couple times then the side of the . patella; down-
Observe for a buldge fluid to the medial to ward; femur;
the patella. float out;
fluidwave
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, MSK: Hips and Lower Extremities questions with 100% correct
answers rated A+
on top; extended; milk; medial; up- ward; milk; lateral;
patella;
eturning; hollow area
2/
10
answers rated A+
1. To detect weak hip abductor muscles, perform the iliac crest
( ) test. height; trendelen-
In the position, have patient on , then . burg; standing;
Observe from . balance; 1 foot;
A + test is noting any or change of iliac the other foot;
crests. behind;
asymmetry;
level
2. To test the measure of flexibility of the hip
flexor muscles, use ( ) test. thomas; iliop- soas;
Patient in position, have them flex at the of 1 leg supine; hip;
and hold the knee at the chest while is maximally
maintained . flexed; pelvis;
The other leg can stay and flat. A + neutral; re-
test indicates hip . laxed; flexion
con- tracture
3. The Faber test assess hip OR dysfunction.
Patient in position, cross the leg over the
oppo- site in a position. ROM; si dysfunc-
Push on the knee while holding the opposite . tion; supine;
affect- ed;
4. Assess knee in both and position. knee; flexed;
If a buldge is present in the space, suspect a cyst. down; iliac crest
5. Ballottement on knee is presence of an . sitting; standing;
With knee , apply pressure on the pouch popliteal;
with the and of 1 hand and push the quickly baker's
against the with finger of other hand.
If effusion present, patella will like a .
effusion; extend-
ed; downward;
suprapetellar;
6. A buldge is a pocket of fluid of the knee. web or thumb;
Patients knee is , you the aspect of the knee forefin- ger;
a couple times then the side of the . patella; down-
Observe for a buldge fluid to the medial to ward; femur;
the patella. float out;
fluidwave
1/
10
, MSK: Hips and Lower Extremities questions with 100% correct
answers rated A+
on top; extended; milk; medial; up- ward; milk; lateral;
patella;
eturning; hollow area
2/
10
