What is #2 identifying?

What 2 muscles do hip abduction and medial rotation?

What does the first "S" of ASIS stand for?

What is the cartilage disc called that is between the pubic bones?

Which specific part of the pelvis do we sit on?

What do we call the "socket" part of the pelvis that the head of the femur sits in?

What part of your pelvis are you touching when you put your hands on your hips?

What type of joint is the hip joint?

What is the name of this fibrocartilage rim around the acetabulum?

Which muscles are all responsible for bringing the femur CLOSER towards the midline?

What motion is happening at the Hip joint?

Inflammation to the fluid filled sac located at the greater and lesser trochanter on the femur.

Caused by repetitive trauma to the same area or from an acute deep muscular hematoma.

Typically caused by a sudden increase in activity. Causes pain to the lateral side of the knee sometimes radiating across the front of the knee.

The common name for this is a "Hip Pointer" injury

Injuries to muscles are called ______________, and are caused by sudden forceful contractions or overstretching.

Injuries to ligaments are called:

Described as "deep" hip pain and typically identified by the "c-sign"

Injuries to muscles are identified using this test, looking for weakness

What muscle group is being tested here?

What muscle group is being tested here?

What muscle group is being tested?

What does Noble's Test, test for?

What do FABER's and Hip Scouring test for?

Common in runners, chronic, generalized pain over hip and groin, only treatment is rest.

What structure does the arrows point to that will show you a difference between male and female hips/pelvis?

Where do most "hip fractures" occur

Which trochanter is located medially?

Which of the following is not a "Groin" muscle?

Trendelenburg Sign shows which muscle of the hip that is weakened?

What set of muscles will perform Hip Extension and Knee Flexion