Term
| ____ impingement is from abnormal femoral head |
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| ____ impingement is from localized anterosuperior overcoverage of acetabulum |
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| Weight bearing region of Hip labrum |
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Definition
| anterosuperior portion. (most common area of labral tears in North americans) |
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| how many muscles cross the hip joint? |
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| normal angle of inclination of femoral neck |
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| _____ is avascular and aneural in hip joint |
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Term
| Effect of excessive femoral retroversion on IR and ER |
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Definition
| reduced IR and increased ER |
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| T/F hip labral can be source of pain |
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Definition
1) deepens the socket
2) decrease load to cartilage
3) negative pressure seal
4) proprioception and pain sensation |
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Term
______ is a joint condition in which bone underneath the cartilage of a joint dies due to lack of blood flow.
This bone and cartilage can then break loose, causing pain and possibly hinder joint motion. |
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Definition
| Osteochondritis dissecans |
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Term
| FAI can lead to damages at these 2 structures at the impingement site (studies show): 1) and 2) |
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Definition
1) articular cartilage
2) labrum |
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| Common surgical treatment for FAI include:repairing 1) and resection of .... or .... |
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Definition
1) labral repairs
2) osteoplasty of acetabular rim and/or femoral head/neck junction |
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Term
| starting position for glute med posterior MMT |
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Definition
1) slight pelvis forward rotation
2) slight ER
3) slight extension
4) abduction
3 seconds test position |
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Term
| Lower quarter muscles prone to tightness (flexibility deficits |
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Definition
1) iliopsoas
2) rectus fermosi
3) hamstrings
4) IT band
5) lumbar extensors
6) piriformis
7) quadratus lumborum |
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