Cp Ii- The Hip Iliofemoral Joint

Front 1

inspection of the hip include?

Back 1

Gait
Symmetry
signs of recent or past trauma
lordotic lumbar curve
leg length

Front 2

What are 3 common conditions of the hip?

Back 2

flexion contracture-
retroversion of the femoral neck
anteversion of the femoral neck

Front 3

Flexion contracture is?

Back 3

tightening of the joint capsule maintaining slight flexion & not allowing for full extension; may be congenital, following trauma or postural.

Front 4

Retroversion of the femoral neck is?

Back 4

neck is angled more posterior than normal; causes a toe-out stance & gait; usually congenital.

Front 5

Anteversion of the femoral neck is?

Back 5

neck is angled more anterior; causes a toe-in stance & gait; usually congenital.

Front 6

Congenital dislocation of the hip is usually?

Back 6

anterior displacement; greatly limits abduction; can be reduced with hip flexion, abduction and ext rotation

Front 7

Fractures are from direct trauma, femor neck fractures can happen from?

Back 7

osteoperosis in old age

Front 8

Femoral riangle frequently usedborders? in medical procedures. what are the

Back 8

superior- inguinal crease
medial border- adductor longus
lateral border- sartorius

Front 9

the floor of the femoral triangle?

Back 9

adductor longus
iliopsoas
pectineus

Front 10

what is the closed packed position ?

Back 10

maximum extension and internal rotation