MSK II Exam III LE MCI & PFP (7.2 Q) questions n answers rated A+

MSK II Exam III LE MCI & PFP (7.2 Q) questions n
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1. MCI examples in the hip, knee, and ankle/foot




2. Hip instability examples •Developmental hip dysplasia
-Decreased coverage of femor
head

• Traumatic
• MVA, sport
Typically posterior dislocation

• Microinstability
-Femoracetabular impingemen
(FAI): Pincer and/or cam lesion

• Iatrogenic instability
-After hip arthroscopy due to
capsulotomy




3. Greater Trochanteric Pain 1. Ischial Bursa
Syndrome:Bursitis or Tendinopathy?? 1. Separates inferior
gluteus maximus from
ischial tuberosi- ty
2. May be absent
3. Ischial bursitis


,MSK II Exam III LE MCI & PFP (7.2 Q) questions n
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-Recurrent/repetitive hip exten-






,MSK II Exam III LE MCI & PFP (7.2 Q) questions n
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sion friction/microtrauma
(Ex. seated cycling,
rowing)
-Chronic bursitis may lead to
calcification, pressure sores

2. Trochanteric bursa
1. Separates
superior glu- teus
maximus from greater
trochanter
2. Usually the largest
bursa in re- lation to bony
prominences and is present
at birth
3. Most other
bursa form post-
natally
4. Trochanteric bursitis
-Repetitive actions with
leg FL/EXT (Ex. Running on
steeply elevated treadmill,
climbing stairs carrying
heavy objects)
-Results in deep dittuse
pain in the lateral thigh;
point ten-
derness over greater
trochanter with pain
radiating down ITT



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4. ACL reconstruction is still gold standard Bone-patellar tendon-bone
(BTB) autograft