Which of the following muscles is not a hip flexor?

Which of the following muscles is not included in the pes anserine group?

Which of the following anatomic structures is involved in the injury known as the “hip pointer”?

Which of the following types of hernias is more common in the female athlete?

The femoral artery becomes which of the following vessels as it traverses the posterior knee region?

The sciatic nerve runs directly beneath which of the following muscles in the hip region?

The muscles that adduct the hip are located on which of the following surfaces of the femur?

Which of the following structures represents the common origin for the adductor group of the hip?

Which of the following is the most common type of hip dislocation?

A common site of pain in the posterior pelvis is the:

Which of the following is not a part of the hamstring muscle group?

A slipped capital femoral epiphysis involves:

Repetitive stress or strain through the pelvis often causes which of the following conditions?

Which of the following is true about a sports hernia?

Which of the following describes femoroacetabular impingement?

Which structure is usually involved in snapping hip syndrome?

Which structure is usually involved in trochanteric bursitis?

Which of the following conditions most likely requires surgery for recovery?

Which of the following conditions most likely requires surgery for recovery?

Which of the following conditions should be recognized as requiring immediate treatment?

Which of the following conditions should be recognized as requiring immediate treatment?

Which of the following is usually consistent with an avulsion fracture?

Which of the following is usually consistent with a stress fracture?

Which of the following is the best treatment for testicular contusion?

The main muscles of the hip extension are the gluteals and the hamstrings.

The spinal cord ends at the level of L-2, where it becomes a structure known as the “cauda equina.”

Osteitis pubis results from continued stress on the ischial tuberosity.

Hip dislocations are quite common in sports.

Inguinal hernias are more common in males.

A common symptom of an avulsion fracture is the athlete reporting that he or she heard or felt a pop or snap at the time of injury.

Avulsion fractures are normally considered minor injuries and rarely require a physician’s examination.

Femoral neck stress fracture commonly occurs in amenorrheic athletes involved in endurance sports.

Slipped capital femoral epiphysis commonly occurs in prepubescent boys, boys who experienced recent growth spurts, and overweight boys.

The sciatic nerve passes down the anterior aspect of the thigh and leg.

If you suspect a hip dislocation, you should monitor blood flow to the lower leg while waiting for EMS.

A hernia will commonly produce pain in the groin and/or testicles and may be associated with a protrusion in that region.

Pelvic fractures are a common sport-related injury.

A testicular torsion may occur if swelling in the scrotum compromises blood supply.

When athletes participate on slippery surfaces, it is more common to see muscle strains as injuries.

Snapping hip syndrome is a problem seen most often in adolescents, especially baseball players

Four Quadriceps Muscles

Adductor Muscles

Gluteal Muscles

Hamstring Muscles