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What are the three primary mechanisms of injury (MOIs) for ischial bursitis?
What are the three primary mechanisms of injury (MOIs) for ischial bursitis?
Mechanical, chemical, and septic.
Which type of bursitis is primarily addressed in this course?
Which type of bursitis is primarily addressed in this course?
Mechanical bursitis.
What role does mechanical injury play in the development of bursitis?
What role does mechanical injury play in the development of bursitis?
Mechanical injury is the provocative cause of bursitis.
How does septic bursitis differ from mechanical bursitis?
How does septic bursitis differ from mechanical bursitis?
In terms of bursitis causes, what does chemical refer to in the context of ischial bursitis?
In terms of bursitis causes, what does chemical refer to in the context of ischial bursitis?
Explain how mechanical causes can lead to ischial bursitis.
Explain how mechanical causes can lead to ischial bursitis.
Describe the difference between septic and chemical bursitis in terms of causes.
Describe the difference between septic and chemical bursitis in terms of causes.
What is the significance of distinguishing mechanical bursitis from other types?
What is the significance of distinguishing mechanical bursitis from other types?
How does an acute injury potentially lead to septic bursitis?
How does an acute injury potentially lead to septic bursitis?
Identify a potential consequence of untreated ischial bursitis and explain its impact.
Identify a potential consequence of untreated ischial bursitis and explain its impact.
Which of the following is NOT a primary mechanism of injury for ischial bursitis?
Which of the following is NOT a primary mechanism of injury for ischial bursitis?
Septic bursitis is primarily caused by mechanical movement.
Septic bursitis is primarily caused by mechanical movement.
Name one primary mechanism of injury that can cause ischial bursitis.
Name one primary mechanism of injury that can cause ischial bursitis.
Bursitis is the inflammation of the fluid-filled sac surrounding a ______.
Bursitis is the inflammation of the fluid-filled sac surrounding a ______.
Match the type of bursitis with its cause:
Match the type of bursitis with its cause:
Which sign is NOT commonly associated with bursitis?
Which sign is NOT commonly associated with bursitis?
Acute bursitis is often associated with swelling and heat.
Acute bursitis is often associated with swelling and heat.
What is the biggest red flag when it comes to bursal injuries?
What is the biggest red flag when it comes to bursal injuries?
Chronic bursitis is associated with an ______ gait.
Chronic bursitis is associated with an ______ gait.
What type of bursitis is more likely to be painful?
What type of bursitis is more likely to be painful?
Match the following types of bursitis with their associated characteristics:
Match the following types of bursitis with their associated characteristics:
Swelling in the hip due to bursitis is usually obvious.
Swelling in the hip due to bursitis is usually obvious.
What are the signs that indicate limited range of motion (ROM) in bursitis?
What are the signs that indicate limited range of motion (ROM) in bursitis?
What type of bursitis involves an infection and redness, and why does this occur?
What type of bursitis involves an infection and redness, and why does this occur?
How are swelling and heat different in acute versus chronic bursitis?
How are swelling and heat different in acute versus chronic bursitis?
What is a significant characteristic of gait in chronic bursitis?
What is a significant characteristic of gait in chronic bursitis?
In the context of bursitis, what does rebound pain indicate, and how effective is it as a symptom?
In the context of bursitis, what does rebound pain indicate, and how effective is it as a symptom?
What relationship exists between direct trauma and painful bursitis?
What relationship exists between direct trauma and painful bursitis?
Identify the primary red flag associated with bursal injuries and explain its significance.
Identify the primary red flag associated with bursal injuries and explain its significance.
List the five primary signs and symptoms commonly associated with bursitis.
List the five primary signs and symptoms commonly associated with bursitis.
Explain why septic bursitis is associated with redness.
Explain why septic bursitis is associated with redness.
How does the presence of swelling and heat differ between acute and chronic bursitis?
How does the presence of swelling and heat differ between acute and chronic bursitis?
What is the relationship between an antalgic gait and chronic bursitis?
What is the relationship between an antalgic gait and chronic bursitis?
What role does a direct blow or fall play in the pain experienced with bursitis?
What role does a direct blow or fall play in the pain experienced with bursitis?
Describe how rebound pain is viewed in the assessment of bursitis.
Describe how rebound pain is viewed in the assessment of bursitis.
Discuss the implications of redness as a red flag in bursal injuries.
Discuss the implications of redness as a red flag in bursal injuries.
What does the acronym RAW represent in relation to the mechanisms of injury for trochanteric bursitis?
What does the acronym RAW represent in relation to the mechanisms of injury for trochanteric bursitis?
What might a person with trochanteric bursitis experience during hip movement, and what causes this phenomenon?
What might a person with trochanteric bursitis experience during hip movement, and what causes this phenomenon?
List the four movements that would likely aggravate trochanteric bursitis and explain why.
List the four movements that would likely aggravate trochanteric bursitis and explain why.
If aggravated movements are present in trochanteric bursitis, what special test might be conducted?
If aggravated movements are present in trochanteric bursitis, what special test might be conducted?
What is the likelihood of developing tendinopathy in the area where bursitis occurs, and why is this significant?
What is the likelihood of developing tendinopathy in the area where bursitis occurs, and why is this significant?
How do the physical characteristics of a person, such as pelvic width and Q angle, contribute to the risk of trochanteric bursitis?
How do the physical characteristics of a person, such as pelvic width and Q angle, contribute to the risk of trochanteric bursitis?
What are the implications of running on unbanked tracks for individuals prone to trochanteric bursitis?
What are the implications of running on unbanked tracks for individuals prone to trochanteric bursitis?
How does a wide pelvis contribute to the development of trochanteric bursitis?
How does a wide pelvis contribute to the development of trochanteric bursitis?
Describe how crepitus is connected to hip movement in individuals with trochanteric bursitis.
Describe how crepitus is connected to hip movement in individuals with trochanteric bursitis.
Why are flexion, extension, internal rotation, and external rotation particularly aggravating movements for trochanteric bursitis?
Why are flexion, extension, internal rotation, and external rotation particularly aggravating movements for trochanteric bursitis?
What prediction can be made about the occurrence of tendinopathy alongside bursitis in the hip region?
What prediction can be made about the occurrence of tendinopathy alongside bursitis in the hip region?
How does abnormal running mechanics lead to increased risk of trochanteric bursitis?
How does abnormal running mechanics lead to increased risk of trochanteric bursitis?
What does the acronym RAW stand for in relation to the mechanisms of injury for trochanteric bursitis?
What does the acronym RAW stand for in relation to the mechanisms of injury for trochanteric bursitis?
Crepitus can occur during hip movement due to several muscle attachments in the area.
Crepitus can occur during hip movement due to several muscle attachments in the area.
Name one of the four movements that would most aggravate trochanteric bursitis.
Name one of the four movements that would most aggravate trochanteric bursitis.
Individuals with a __________ pelvis may have an increased risk of developing trochanteric bursitis due to a wider Q angle.
Individuals with a __________ pelvis may have an increased risk of developing trochanteric bursitis due to a wider Q angle.
Match each aggravating movement to its reason for aggravating trochanteric bursitis:
Match each aggravating movement to its reason for aggravating trochanteric bursitis:
What is the likelihood of developing tendinopathy in the same area where bursitis occurs?
What is the likelihood of developing tendinopathy in the same area where bursitis occurs?
What is the most common acute mechanism of injury (MOI) associated with ischial bursitis?
What is the most common acute mechanism of injury (MOI) associated with ischial bursitis?
Sitting with the lower limb moving is the most common chronic mechanism of injury associated with ischial bursitis.
Sitting with the lower limb moving is the most common chronic mechanism of injury associated with ischial bursitis.
What are the two muscle groups most affected by ischial bursitis?
What are the two muscle groups most affected by ischial bursitis?
The tendons that attach at the ischial tuberosity are primarily from the __________.
The tendons that attach at the ischial tuberosity are primarily from the __________.
Match the following factors with their associated role in ischial bursitis:
Match the following factors with their associated role in ischial bursitis:
Which tendon is primarily associated with the ischial tuberosity?
Which tendon is primarily associated with the ischial tuberosity?
The most common acute mechanism of injury associated with ischial bursitis is caused by sitting down for long periods.
The most common acute mechanism of injury associated with ischial bursitis is caused by sitting down for long periods.
What are the two ranges of motion (ROM) movements that would be most affected by ischial bursitis?
What are the two ranges of motion (ROM) movements that would be most affected by ischial bursitis?
The two muscle groups most affected by ischial bursitis are the ______ and the ______.
The two muscle groups most affected by ischial bursitis are the ______ and the ______.
Match the mechanism of injury (MOI) with its description:
Match the mechanism of injury (MOI) with its description:
What tendons attach to the ischial tuberosity?
What tendons attach to the ischial tuberosity?
Which two range of motion (ROM) movements would be most affected by ischial bursitis?
Which two range of motion (ROM) movements would be most affected by ischial bursitis?
Which two muscle groups are primarily affected by ischial bursitis?
Which two muscle groups are primarily affected by ischial bursitis?
What is the most common chronic mechanism of injury (MOI) associated with ischial bursitis?
What is the most common chronic mechanism of injury (MOI) associated with ischial bursitis?
Identify the two primary muscle groups most affected by ischial bursitis.
Identify the two primary muscle groups most affected by ischial bursitis.
What two range of motion (ROM) movements are typically most affected by ischial bursitis?
What two range of motion (ROM) movements are typically most affected by ischial bursitis?
What are the three structures affected by internal snapping hip syndrome, as summarized by the acronym TAP?
What are the three structures affected by internal snapping hip syndrome, as summarized by the acronym TAP?
Is internal snapping hip syndrome classified as a pathology, and what is its true nature?
Is internal snapping hip syndrome classified as a pathology, and what is its true nature?
How does the interaction of the Posterior iliotibial band, Anterior gluteus maximus, and Trochanteric bursitis contribute to hip movement?
How does the interaction of the Posterior iliotibial band, Anterior gluteus maximus, and Trochanteric bursitis contribute to hip movement?
What role do the affected structures in internal snapping hip syndrome play in hip mechanics?
What role do the affected structures in internal snapping hip syndrome play in hip mechanics?
Why is it important to differentiate between symptoms like internal snapping hip syndrome and underlying pathological conditions?
Why is it important to differentiate between symptoms like internal snapping hip syndrome and underlying pathological conditions?
What are the three structures affected by internal snapping hip syndrome represented by the acronym TAP?
What are the three structures affected by internal snapping hip syndrome represented by the acronym TAP?
Is snapping syndrome considered a pathology, and what is its true nature?
Is snapping syndrome considered a pathology, and what is its true nature?
In relation to internal snapping hip syndrome, explain the significance of the posterior iliotibial band.
In relation to internal snapping hip syndrome, explain the significance of the posterior iliotibial band.
How does the involvement of the anterior gluteus maximus relate to internal snapping hip syndrome?
How does the involvement of the anterior gluteus maximus relate to internal snapping hip syndrome?
What role does trochanteric bursitis play in the context of internal snapping hip syndrome?
What role does trochanteric bursitis play in the context of internal snapping hip syndrome?
What structures does the acronym TAP stand for in relation to internal snapping hip syndrome?
What structures does the acronym TAP stand for in relation to internal snapping hip syndrome?
Internal snapping hip syndrome is classified as a pathology.
Internal snapping hip syndrome is classified as a pathology.
Name one of the structures involved in internal snapping hip syndrome.
Name one of the structures involved in internal snapping hip syndrome.
Internal snapping hip syndrome primarily affects the ___________ and trochanteric bursitis.
Internal snapping hip syndrome primarily affects the ___________ and trochanteric bursitis.
Match the following terms with their descriptions:
Match the following terms with their descriptions:
What type of snapping hip syndrome is most likely to be consistently painful?
What type of snapping hip syndrome is most likely to be consistently painful?
Pain does not typically accompany snapping hip syndrome.
Pain does not typically accompany snapping hip syndrome.
What happens during palpation when assessing snapping hip syndrome?
What happens during palpation when assessing snapping hip syndrome?
The pain caused by snapping hip syndrome is usually ______.
The pain caused by snapping hip syndrome is usually ______.
Match the snapping hip syndrome types with their characteristics:
Match the snapping hip syndrome types with their characteristics:
What type of pain is typically associated with snapping hip syndrome?
What type of pain is typically associated with snapping hip syndrome?
In the context of external snapping hip syndrome, what is the relationship between the iliotibial band (ITB) and the hip?
In the context of external snapping hip syndrome, what is the relationship between the iliotibial band (ITB) and the hip?
Is palpation likely to reveal the presence of snapping hip syndrome?
Is palpation likely to reveal the presence of snapping hip syndrome?
Is snapping hip syndrome generally painful?
Is snapping hip syndrome generally painful?
Which type of snapping hip syndrome is most consistently painful?
Which type of snapping hip syndrome is most consistently painful?
Is the pain associated with snapping hip syndrome generally considered to be deep or superficial?
Is the pain associated with snapping hip syndrome generally considered to be deep or superficial?
What is the debated cause of external snapping hip syndrome?
What is the debated cause of external snapping hip syndrome?
Can snapping hip syndrome be felt during palpation?
Can snapping hip syndrome be felt during palpation?
Is snapping hip syndrome typically characterized as painful?
Is snapping hip syndrome typically characterized as painful?
Which type of snapping hip syndrome is most likely to cause consistent pain?
Which type of snapping hip syndrome is most likely to cause consistent pain?
What acronym summarizes the four structures affected by internal snapping hip syndrome?
What acronym summarizes the four structures affected by internal snapping hip syndrome?
What is the most common site of snapping hip syndrome and the reason for its commonality?
What is the most common site of snapping hip syndrome and the reason for its commonality?
What pathology is associated with the iliofemoral ligament sliding over the femoral head?
What pathology is associated with the iliofemoral ligament sliding over the femoral head?
At what angle does the iliofemoral ligament primarily snap over the femoral head, and during which movements?
At what angle does the iliofemoral ligament primarily snap over the femoral head, and during which movements?
How does the position of the hip affect the snapping of the iliofemoral ligament?
How does the position of the hip affect the snapping of the iliofemoral ligament?
What are the four structures affected by internal snapping hip syndrome represented by the acronym HIII?
What are the four structures affected by internal snapping hip syndrome represented by the acronym HIII?
Why is the iliopsoas tendon considered the most common site of snapping hip syndrome?
Why is the iliopsoas tendon considered the most common site of snapping hip syndrome?
Identify the structure that the iliofemoral ligament slides over, causing internal snapping hip syndrome.
Identify the structure that the iliofemoral ligament slides over, causing internal snapping hip syndrome.
At what angle does the iliofemoral ligament primarily snap over the femoral head, and during what movements is this most pronounced?
At what angle does the iliofemoral ligament primarily snap over the femoral head, and during what movements is this most pronounced?
What hip positions exacerbate the snapping movement of the iliofemoral ligament?
What hip positions exacerbate the snapping movement of the iliofemoral ligament?
Which structure is most commonly affected by internal snapping hip syndrome?
Which structure is most commonly affected by internal snapping hip syndrome?
The iliofemoral ligament causes snapping by sliding over the femoral head.
The iliofemoral ligament causes snapping by sliding over the femoral head.
What is the angle of movement during which snapping of the iliofemoral ligament occurs?
What is the angle of movement during which snapping of the iliofemoral ligament occurs?
The structures affected with internal snapping hip syndrome can be remembered by the acronym _____ (HIII).
The structures affected with internal snapping hip syndrome can be remembered by the acronym _____ (HIII).
Match the following structures related to internal snapping hip syndrome with their descriptions:
Match the following structures related to internal snapping hip syndrome with their descriptions:
Which of the following structures is NOT affected by internal snapping hip syndrome?
Which of the following structures is NOT affected by internal snapping hip syndrome?
Synovial chondromalacias are affected by internal snapping hip syndrome.
Synovial chondromalacias are affected by internal snapping hip syndrome.
What does the acronym CLLSD stand for in relation to internal snapping hip syndrome?
What does the acronym CLLSD stand for in relation to internal snapping hip syndrome?
Among the structures affected by internal snapping hip syndrome, loose bodies may include ______.
Among the structures affected by internal snapping hip syndrome, loose bodies may include ______.
Match the structures with their descriptions affected by internal snapping hip syndrome:
Match the structures with their descriptions affected by internal snapping hip syndrome:
Displaced fractures are one of the five structures affected by internal snapping hip syndrome.
Displaced fractures are one of the five structures affected by internal snapping hip syndrome.
Name one structure that is affected by internal snapping hip syndrome.
Name one structure that is affected by internal snapping hip syndrome.
Internal snapping hip syndrome can be characterized by issues with the ______ bodies, such as osteophytes.
Internal snapping hip syndrome can be characterized by issues with the ______ bodies, such as osteophytes.
Match the structures affected by internal snapping hip syndrome with their descriptions:
Match the structures affected by internal snapping hip syndrome with their descriptions:
How does the end feel differ between a loose body and a labral tear in intra-articular snapping hip syndrome?
How does the end feel differ between a loose body and a labral tear in intra-articular snapping hip syndrome?
What are the three most common pain referral locations associated with intra-articular hip syndrome?
What are the three most common pain referral locations associated with intra-articular hip syndrome?
What is the name of the deep pain sign characteristic of intra-articular snapping hip syndrome?
What is the name of the deep pain sign characteristic of intra-articular snapping hip syndrome?
Which activity is most likely to provoke snapping hip syndrome?
Which activity is most likely to provoke snapping hip syndrome?
What three ranges of motion (ROM) are most affected by snapping hip syndrome?
What three ranges of motion (ROM) are most affected by snapping hip syndrome?
What might be required to rule out intra-articular pathologies associated with snapping hip syndrome?
What might be required to rule out intra-articular pathologies associated with snapping hip syndrome?
What is the primary focus when addressing sources of internal and external snapping hip syndrome?
What is the primary focus when addressing sources of internal and external snapping hip syndrome?
What is the primary difference between the end feel of a loose body and a labral tear in intra-articular snapping hip syndrome?
What is the primary difference between the end feel of a loose body and a labral tear in intra-articular snapping hip syndrome?
List the three most common locations where a patient might refer pain associated with intra-articular hip syndrome.
List the three most common locations where a patient might refer pain associated with intra-articular hip syndrome.
What is the name of the deep pain sign associated with intra-articular snapping hip syndrome?
What is the name of the deep pain sign associated with intra-articular snapping hip syndrome?
Which ADL-like movement is most likely to provoke snapping hip syndrome?
Which ADL-like movement is most likely to provoke snapping hip syndrome?
What diagnostic tool is essential for ruling out intra-articular and internal bursa pathologies?
What diagnostic tool is essential for ruling out intra-articular and internal bursa pathologies?
What essential aspect should be targeted to address the sources of internal and external snapping hip syndrome?
What essential aspect should be targeted to address the sources of internal and external snapping hip syndrome?
What is the primary symptom differentiating a loose body from a labral tear in intra-articular snapping hip syndrome?
What is the primary symptom differentiating a loose body from a labral tear in intra-articular snapping hip syndrome?
The C sign indicates superficial pain associated with intra-articular snapping hip syndrome.
The C sign indicates superficial pain associated with intra-articular snapping hip syndrome.
Name one of the three common areas where patients report pain in intra-articular hip syndrome.
Name one of the three common areas where patients report pain in intra-articular hip syndrome.
A deep pain sign associated with intra-articular snapping hip syndrome is called the ______ sign.
A deep pain sign associated with intra-articular snapping hip syndrome is called the ______ sign.
Which of the following movements most provokes snapping hip syndrome?
Which of the following movements most provokes snapping hip syndrome?
Match the hip ROM affected with snapping hip syndrome to their respective actions:
Match the hip ROM affected with snapping hip syndrome to their respective actions:
What may be required to rule out intra-articular and internal bursa issues?
What may be required to rule out intra-articular and internal bursa issues?
What could be the reason for positive results in the special tests related to snapping hip syndrome?
What could be the reason for positive results in the special tests related to snapping hip syndrome?
Mobility restrictions are not associated with positive special tests in snapping hip syndrome.
Mobility restrictions are not associated with positive special tests in snapping hip syndrome.
What are the associated conditions that might lead to positive special test results in snapping hip syndrome?
What are the associated conditions that might lead to positive special test results in snapping hip syndrome?
Positive special tests for snapping hip syndrome may indicate associated __________ restrictions.
Positive special tests for snapping hip syndrome may indicate associated __________ restrictions.
Match the following conditions with their associated implications:
Match the following conditions with their associated implications:
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Bursitis definition
Bursitis definition
Inflammation of a fluid-filled sac (bursa) around a tendon, muscle, or ligament.
Mechanical bursitis
Mechanical bursitis
Bursitis caused by repetitive movement.
Ischial bursitis MOI
Ischial bursitis MOI
Cause is often movement or pressure on the ischial tuberosity.
Septic bursitis
Septic bursitis
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Primary bursitis type course focus
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Ischial Bursitis
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Chemical Bursitis
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Course Focus on Bursitis
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What is bursitis?
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Ischial bursitis - Mechanical
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Ischial bursitis - Septic
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What are 3 signs of bursitis?
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Acute bursitis pain?
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What's the most common painful bursitis type?
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Swelling and heat in bursitis?
Swelling and heat in bursitis?
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Local or global symptoms?
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Antalgic gait: Acute or chronic?
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Bursitis Pain & Cause
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Is acute bursitis often painful?
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What kind of bursitis is painful?
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Trochanteric Bursitis MOIs
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Trochanteric Bursitis and Tendinopathy
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What are the 3 MOIs for trochanteric bursitis?
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Crepitus with Trochanteric Bursitis
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Ischial Bursitis: What's the most common acute cause?
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Ischial Bursitis: What's the most common CHRONIC cause?
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Ischial Bursitis: Which 2 ROMs are most affected?
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Ischial Bursitis: Which 2 muscle groups are affected?
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Tendon at the Ischial Tuberosity
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Ischial Bursitis - Most Common Acute Cause?
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Ischial Bursitis - Most Common Chronic Cause?
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What Tendon Attaches to the Ischial Tuberosity?
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What is the most common acute MOI for ischial bursitis?
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What is the most common chronic MOI for ischial bursitis?
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Which 2 ROMs are most affected by ischial bursitis?
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Which 2 muscle groups are most affected by ischial bursitis?
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Internal Snapping Hip Syndrome Structures
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Snapping Hip Syndrome: Symptom or Pathology?
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What is the trochanteric bursa?
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What are the causes of trochanteric bursitis?
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What is internal snapping hip syndrome?
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What are the 3 structures involved in snapping hip syndrome?
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Is snapping hip syndrome a disease?
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What causes trochanteric bursitis?
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What is affected in internal snapping hip syndrome?
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Trochanteric bursitis: common causes
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Snapping hip syndrome and bursitis
Snapping hip syndrome and bursitis
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Snapping Hip Syndrome Location
Snapping Hip Syndrome Location
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Snapping Hip Syndrome: Painful?
Snapping Hip Syndrome: Painful?
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IT Band in Snapping Hip Syndrome
IT Band in Snapping Hip Syndrome
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Where is snapping hip syndrome pain?
Where is snapping hip syndrome pain?
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What causes internal snapping hip syndrome?
What causes internal snapping hip syndrome?
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Is snapping hip syndrome always painful?
Is snapping hip syndrome always painful?
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Snapping hip syndrome: Where's the pain?
Snapping hip syndrome: Where's the pain?
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Snapping hip syndrome: Location of pain?
Snapping hip syndrome: Location of pain?
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Internal Snapping Hip Syndrome
Internal Snapping Hip Syndrome
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Structures affected in Internal Snapping Hip Syndrome
Structures affected in Internal Snapping Hip Syndrome
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Most common site for Snapping Hip Syndrome
Most common site for Snapping Hip Syndrome
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Iliofemoral ligament snapping
Iliofemoral ligament snapping
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Iliofemoral ligament snapping angle
Iliofemoral ligament snapping angle
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Most Common Snapping Hip Structure
Most Common Snapping Hip Structure
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What Does the Iliofemoral Ligament Snap Over?
What Does the Iliofemoral Ligament Snap Over?
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Snapping Hip Syndrome: Painful or Not?
Snapping Hip Syndrome: Painful or Not?
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Structures affected by internal snapping hip
Structures affected by internal snapping hip
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Most common site for snapping hip
Most common site for snapping hip
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Worse position for iliofemoral ligament snapping
Worse position for iliofemoral ligament snapping
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What are the 5 structures affected by Internal Snapping Hip Syndrome?
What are the 5 structures affected by Internal Snapping Hip Syndrome?
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Capsular Instability
Capsular Instability
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Labral or Ligamentum Tears
Labral or Ligamentum Tears
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Loose Bodies
Loose Bodies
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Synovial Chondromalacia
Synovial Chondromalacia
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What 5 structures are affected by Internal Snapping Hip Syndrome?
What 5 structures are affected by Internal Snapping Hip Syndrome?
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Loose Bodies in the Hip
Loose Bodies in the Hip
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Snapping Hip End Feel
Snapping Hip End Feel
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Common Snapping Hip Pain Locations
Common Snapping Hip Pain Locations
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Deep Pain Sign (Snapping Hip)
Deep Pain Sign (Snapping Hip)
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Movement Provoking Snapping Hip
Movement Provoking Snapping Hip
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ROM Most Affected (Snapping Hip)
ROM Most Affected (Snapping Hip)
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Imaging for Snapping Hip
Imaging for Snapping Hip
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Pelvis Goal (Snapping Hip)
Pelvis Goal (Snapping Hip)
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What differentiates a snapping hip from a loose body vs. labral tear?
What differentiates a snapping hip from a loose body vs. labral tear?
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Most common snapping hip pain locations
Most common snapping hip pain locations
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What is the deep pain sign for intra-articular snapping hip?
What is the deep pain sign for intra-articular snapping hip?
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What are the 3 most affected hip ROMs in snapping hip syndrome?
What are the 3 most affected hip ROMs in snapping hip syndrome?
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What needs to be addressed to control internal and external snapping hip syndrome?
What needs to be addressed to control internal and external snapping hip syndrome?
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What should you look for regarding the pelvis during assessment?
What should you look for regarding the pelvis during assessment?
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Differentiate intra-articular snapping hip
Differentiate intra-articular snapping hip
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Common pain locations for snapping hip
Common pain locations for snapping hip
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Deep pain sign for snapping hip?
Deep pain sign for snapping hip?
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Movement that worsens snapping hip?
Movement that worsens snapping hip?
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ROM limitations with snapping hip
ROM limitations with snapping hip
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Imaging for ruling out snapping causes
Imaging for ruling out snapping causes
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What to target for snapping hip treatment?
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Study Notes
Ischial Bursitis
- Inflammation of the fluid-filled sac surrounding a tendon, muscle, or ligament.
- Three primary mechanisms of injury (MOIs):
- Mechanical: Movement is the cause.
- Chemical: (Not discussed in this context).
- Septic: Infectious, often a result of an acute injury.
- The course primarily focuses on mechanical bursitis.
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This quiz covers the basics of ischial bursitis, focusing on the inflammation of the fluid-filled sac that surrounds tendons, muscles, or ligaments. It highlights the primary mechanisms of injury, particularly the mechanical causes. Test your understanding of these concepts and their implications.
