WorksheetsHip Test Review
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 5mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
This nerve is commonly blocked during knee surgery to cut down on pain experienced. It is on the anterior surface of the hip/thigh.
a)
brachial
b)
femoral
c)
sciatic
d)
median
2.
This nerve is very closely associated with the piriformis muscle on the posterior aspect of the buttocks. Pain from this nerve can be debilitating and felt down into the big toe.
a)
brachial
b)
femoral
c)
sciatic
d)
median
3.
The LATERAL hamstring muscle.
a)
rectus femoris
b)
semimembranosus
c)
semitendnsosus
d)
biceps femoris
4.
The longest muscle in the body, strap like, crosses the anterior thigh.
a)
rectus femoris
b)
sartorius
c)
gastrocnemius
d)
biceps femoris
5.
Special test used to determine iliopsoas and rectus femoris tightness.
a)
Thomas
b)
Patrick
c)
Ober
d)
Varus
6.
Type of FAI where the femoral head is misshapen.
a)
cam
b)
pincer
c)
combo
7.
Inherited condition, predisposing a person to avascular necrosis (AVN).
a)
High cholesterol
b)
High blood pressure
c)
Sickle Cell disease
d)
Hip dislocation
8.
Special test used to check for a possible femoral stress fracture.
a)
Ober
b)
Fulcrum
c)
Scouring
d)
Faber
9.
This test may suggest further testing is needed to determine if avascular necrosis of the hip is developing due to pain.
a)
Ober
b)
Fulcrum
c)
Scouring
d)
Faber
10.
This injury may be confused with a muscular strain by teens due to the similarity in symptoms.
a)
snapping hip
b)
hip bursitis
c)
FAI
d)
avulsion fracture
11.
This ususally will occur near the greater trochanter, but can also occur underneath the iliopsoas. Treatment involves aspiration or even surgical removal.
a)
FAI
b)
Snapping hip
c)
Hip bursitis
d)
Hip dislocation
12.
Lack of blood supply causes bone death and collapse. End treatment is total hip replacement.
a)
Hip bursitis
b)
Femoral stress fracture
c)
Avascular necrosis
d)
Snapping hip
13.
Treatment of a femoral stress fracture will usually involve becoming non-weight bearing for a number of weeks.
a)
True
b)
False
14.
Squatting may be diminished in an athlete suffering from any type of femoral acetabular impingement (FAI).
a)
True
b)
False
15.
It is reasonable to treat a hip pointer with ice, rest, gentle stretching, and protection.
a)
True
b)
False
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