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What is the significance of an acetabular angle greater than 20 degrees?
What is the significance of an acetabular angle greater than 20 degrees?
- It implies pincer impingement.
- It indicates femoral head containment.
- It signifies mild dysplasia.
- It suggests retroversion. (correct)
In the context of acetabular angles, what is the implication of a center edge angle (LCEA) greater than 39 degrees?
In the context of acetabular angles, what is the implication of a center edge angle (LCEA) greater than 39 degrees?
- Moderate dysplasia
- Mild dysplasia
- Pincer deformity (correct)
- Pincer impingement
How is acetabular inclination evaluated, and what is considered normal?
How is acetabular inclination evaluated, and what is considered normal?
- Evaluated by acetabular roof angle, normal range 3-13 degrees (correct)
- Evaluated by acetabular index, normal range 33-38 degrees
- Evaluated by acetabular index, normal range >47 degrees
- Evaluated by center edge angle (LCEA), normal range >47 degrees
What does an acetabular index assessed on an anterior-posterior radiograph measure?
What does an acetabular index assessed on an anterior-posterior radiograph measure?
What is the significance of an acetabular angle in the dysplastic range?
What is the significance of an acetabular angle in the dysplastic range?
What is the incorrect assumption regarding human function in kinesiology?
What is the incorrect assumption regarding human function in kinesiology?
Where does the hamstring (HS) muscle group originate from?
Where does the hamstring (HS) muscle group originate from?
What structure covers the femoral head?
What structure covers the femoral head?
In pelvic anatomy, what landmark joins the two rami from each hemi pelvis?
In pelvic anatomy, what landmark joins the two rami from each hemi pelvis?
What does the crossover sign indicate in acetabular over coverage?
What does the crossover sign indicate in acetabular over coverage?
From which landmark is the acetabular version angle measured?
From which landmark is the acetabular version angle measured?
In acetabular protrusion, the femoral head is located:
In acetabular protrusion, the femoral head is located:
What does an alpha angle greater than 60 indicate?
What does an alpha angle greater than 60 indicate?
According to Tonnis and Kellgren-Lawrence scales, how do arthritic grading scales typically range?
According to Tonnis and Kellgren-Lawrence scales, how do arthritic grading scales typically range?
In the hip joint, which muscles pass anterior to the hip axis?
In the hip joint, which muscles pass anterior to the hip axis?
What type of motion is primarily observed in the hip joint arthokinematics?
What type of motion is primarily observed in the hip joint arthokinematics?
Where do the abductors pass in relation to the hip axis?
Where do the abductors pass in relation to the hip axis?
What is the significance of a leg length discrepancy of 5-6mm in palpation?
What is the significance of a leg length discrepancy of 5-6mm in palpation?
What is the primary purpose of the Thomas Test?
What is the primary purpose of the Thomas Test?
What is the position of the opposite hip during the Thomas Test when assessing for rectus femoris length?
What is the position of the opposite hip during the Thomas Test when assessing for rectus femoris length?
Why is it important to monitor for substitution during hip flexion with knee extension in supine position?
Why is it important to monitor for substitution during hip flexion with knee extension in supine position?
What does palpation of bony landmarks symmetry help in assessing?
What does palpation of bony landmarks symmetry help in assessing?
Which test is used to assess sciatic nerve tension?
Which test is used to assess sciatic nerve tension?
What should be assessed when performing the OBER test?
What should be assessed when performing the OBER test?
Which movement is involved in the HE Log Roll Test?
Which movement is involved in the HE Log Roll Test?
What does the FABER test evaluate?
What does the FABER test evaluate?
What does the Quadrant Test primarily evaluate?
What does the Quadrant Test primarily evaluate?
In the context of hip assessments, what is the purpose of the FADIR test?
In the context of hip assessments, what is the purpose of the FADIR test?
What is deemed a positive outcome in the Posterior Inferior Impingement Test?
What is deemed a positive outcome in the Posterior Inferior Impingement Test?
Which test can help differentiate between intra-articular and extra-articular hip problems?
Which test can help differentiate between intra-articular and extra-articular hip problems?
What is a primary indicator for an anterior hip impingement during assessment?
What is a primary indicator for an anterior hip impingement during assessment?
What special tests could indicate a diagnosis related to ischiofemoral impingement?
What special tests could indicate a diagnosis related to ischiofemoral impingement?
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Acetabular angle > 20 degrees
Acetabular angle > 20 degrees
Indicates retroversion of the acetabulum.
LCEA > 39 degrees
LCEA > 39 degrees
Suggests a pincer deformity.
Acetabular inclination
Acetabular inclination
Measured by acetabular roof angle; normal range is 3-13 degrees.
Acetabular index
Acetabular index
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Dysplastic acetabular angle
Dysplastic acetabular angle
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Incorrect kinesiology assumption
Incorrect kinesiology assumption
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Hamstring origin
Hamstring origin
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Femoral head covering
Femoral head covering
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Pubic symphysis
Pubic symphysis
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Crossover sign
Crossover sign
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Acetabular version angle
Acetabular version angle
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Acetabular protrusion
Acetabular protrusion
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Alpha angle > 60
Alpha angle > 60
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Arthritic grading scales
Arthritic grading scales
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Hip flexors/internal rotators
Hip flexors/internal rotators
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Hip joint arthokinematics
Hip joint arthokinematics
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Hip abductors
Hip abductors
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5-6 mm leg length discrepancy
5-6 mm leg length discrepancy
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Thomas Test
Thomas Test
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Thomas Test - opposite hip
Thomas Test - opposite hip
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Substitution during hip flexion
Substitution during hip flexion
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Bony landmark symmetry
Bony landmark symmetry
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SLR Slump Test
SLR Slump Test
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OBER test
OBER test
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HE Log Roll Test
HE Log Roll Test
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FABER test
FABER test
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Quadrant Test
Quadrant Test
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FADIR test
FADIR test
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Positive Posterior Inferior Impingement Test
Positive Posterior Inferior Impingement Test
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HE Log Roll Test (differentiation)
HE Log Roll Test (differentiation)
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Anterior hip impingement
Anterior hip impingement
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Ischiofemoral impingement (special tests)
Ischiofemoral impingement (special tests)
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