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Malingering - Answer To feign illness or other incapacity in order to avoid duty or work.
Burns Bench Test - Answer ID this ortho
Burns Bench Test - Answer Type of malingering test where patient kneels on table and
bends trunk forward to touch floor with fingertips.
Mankopf's sign - Answer Type of malingering test where doctor establishes resting
pulse, then applies pressure to area of complaint while monitoring pulse rate.
Magnusson's test - Answer Malingering test where patient indicates area of pain and
doctor marks, then distracts patient and asks again to point to pain.
Hoover's test - Answer ID this ortho
Hoover's test - Answer A malingering test that is helpful in distinguishing between
organic and hysterical paralysis.
Age-related - Answer Disorders of the hip are more ______ than any other joint.
15 degrees - Answer The acetabulum is anteverted this many degrees
Greater trochanter - Answer The center of the femoral head should be at the level of the
tip of the ______.
Coxa valga - Answer Increased angle of femoral neck
Coxa vara - Answer Decreased angle of femoral neck
Iliofemoral ligament - Answer Strongest ligament in the body that is taut in full hip
extension.
Ischiofemoral ligament - Answer Hip ligament that reinforces the posterior capsule.
Labrum - Answer The transverse acetabular ligament is the most inferior portion of the:
Waddell's sign - Answer Malingering test that looks for over-reaction of patient to
symptoms.
Internal rotation - Answer Usually the first ROM that suffers with hip complaints.
120 degrees - Answer Average adult angle of femoral neck.
, Articular cartilage - Answer Increases to 2.4-2.6x body weight when standing on one
leg.
Hip abductors - Answer During walking, the unsupported pelvis is stabilized by
contralateral ________.
Trendelenberg's sign - Answer ID this ortho
Gluteus medius - Answer A positive Trendelenberg's test typically means that there is a
weakness in the _______.
Hip fractures - Answer Presentation:
- Elderly, female
- Unable to bear weight
- History of fall onto hip
- Osteoporosis
Osteonecrosis - Answer Intracapsular hip fractures are 2x more common and more
likely to have serious side effects such as:
Stress fractures - Answer Presentation:
- Young patient, runner/gymnast
- Pain is often anterior & deep
- Worse w/ weight bearing
Stress fractures (hip) - Answer ROM may only be changed at end-range, and pain w/
flexion & internal rotation.
Posterior - Answer 90% of sports-related hip dislocations are:
Posterior hip dislocation - Answer Caused by major force applied to flexed, adducted
hip.
Anterior hip dislocation - Answer Caused by force to extended, externally rotated leg.
SCFE (slipped capital femoral epiphysis) - Answer Presentation:
- Overweight child, or rapidly growing adolescent
- History of traumas
- Chronic slippage
Knee pain - Answer A child with SCFE may ONLY have:
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