Hip Thigh 1.ppt - Ben Benjamin

1 1 Unraveling the Mystery of Hip & Thigh Injuries #1: Hip Joint, Psoas & Sartorius InjuriesUnraveling the Mystery of Hip & Thigh Injuries #1: Hip Joint, Psoas & Sartorius Injuries1 Instructor: Ben Benjamin , : Ben Benjamin , : Ben Benjamin , : Ben Benjamin , GoalsWebinar Goals Explore the assessment and treatment of the more ubiquitous injuries at the anterior hip. Explore the assessment and treatment of the more ubiquitous injuries at the anterior The sartorius muscle is:a) The longest muscle in the bodyb) The strongest muscle in the bodyc) A muscle that crosses one jointd) None of the Above1.

2 The sartorius muscle is:a) The longest muscle in the bodyb) The strongest muscle in the bodyc) A muscle that crosses one jointd) None of the Above5 PretestPretest2. The primary tests that tell you the hip joint is inflamed is:a) Passive hip flexion and extensionb) Passive medial rotation and flexion of the hip jointc) Passive medial rotation and lateral rotation of the hip jointd) Passive medial rotation and abduction of the hip joint2. The primary tests that tell you the hip joint is inflamed is:a) Passive hip flexion and extensionb) Passive medial rotation and flexion of the hip jointc) Passive medial rotation and lateral rotation of the hip jointd) Passive medial rotation and abduction of the hip joint64 PretestPretest3.

3 Psoas muscle is attached to the:a) Transverse processes in the lumbar regionb) Vertebral bodies in the lumbar regionc) The intervertebral discs in the lumbar regiond) All of the above3. Psoas muscle is attached to the:a) Transverse processes in the lumbar regionb) Vertebral bodies in the lumbar regionc) The intervertebral discs in the lumbar regiond) All of the above7 PretestPretest4. The hip joint can refer pain to the: a) Low backb) From the groin and to the kneec) From the anterior hip and down to the ankled) From the lateral hip to the calf4.

4 The hip joint can refer pain to the: a) Low backb) From the groin and to the kneec) From the anterior hip and down to the ankled) From the lateral hip to the calf85 PretestPretest5. A loose body in the hip joint means that: a) The person is very relaxedb) There is an infection in the hip jointc) A tendon that crosses the hip is inflamedd) There is a loose piece of bone or cartilage in the hip joint5. A loose body in the hip joint means that: a) The person is very relaxedb) There is an infection in the hip jointc) A tendon that crosses the hip is inflamedd) There is a loose piece of bone or cartilage in the hip joint9 PretestPretest6.

5 If the hip is painful when side lying on a wooden floor this meansa) Psoas bursitisb) Hip joint inflammationc) A strained gluteus muscled) Trochanteric bursitis6. If the hip is painful when side lying on a wooden floor this meansa) Psoas bursitisb) Hip joint inflammationc) A strained gluteus muscled) Trochanteric bursitis106 AnatomyAnatomy11 Hip JointHip Joint1212713 The Illiofemoral LigamentThe Illiofemoral Ligament14 The Pubofermoral LigamentThe Pubofermoral Ligament815 The Ischiofermoral LigamentThe Ischiofermoral Ligament16 The Ligamentumteres femorisThe Ligamentumteres femoris917 Psoas MusclePsoas Muscle1810 Psoas BursaPsoas Bursa1919psoas bursaSartorius MuscleSartorius Muscle20 Sartorius11 AssessmentAssessment212122 Hip Tests12 Passive Flexion of the Hip JointPassive Flexion of the Hip Joint23 Passive Medial Rotation of the Hip Joint

6 Passive Medial Rotation of the Hip Joint 2413 Passive Lateral Rotation of the Hip JointPassive Lateral Rotation of the Hip Joint25 Passive Abduction of the Hip JointPassive Abduction of the Hip Joint2614 Passive Posterior Hip Joint StressPassive Posterior Hip Joint Stress27 Passive Extension of the Hip JointPassive Extension of the Hip Joint2815 Passive Adduction of the Hip JointPassive Adduction of the Hip Joint29 Resisted Flexion of the Hip at 90-95 Resisted Flexion of the Hip at 90-95 3016 Sartorius TestSartorius Test31 TheoryTheory3217 Sartorius Muscle-Tendon Unit InjurySartorius Muscle-Tendon Unit Injury3333 SartoriusSartorius Muscle-Tendon Unit InjurySartorius Muscle-Tendon Unit Injury3434 Sartorius183535 Loose Body in the Hip JointLoose Body in the Hip JointHip Joint InflammationHip Joint Inflammation36 Passive Medial Rotation and Passive FlexionAs the Condition Progresses:Passive Abduction andLateral Rotation19 Hip Joint InflammationHip Joint Inflammation37As the Condition Progresses to the end phase.

7 Psoas Muscle StrainPsoas Muscle Strain3820 Psoas BursitisPsoas Bursitis3939 Referred Low Back PainReferred Low Back Pain404021 Referred Low Back PainReferred Low Back Pain414142 Trochanteric Bursitis22 TreatmentTreatment4344 Loose Body in the Hip JointLoose Body in the Hip Joint4423 Hip Joint InflammationHip Joint Inflammation45 Psoas Muscle StrainPsoas Muscle Strain4624 Psoas Muscle StrainPsoas Muscle Strain47 Psoas Muscle StrainPsoas Muscle Strain4825 Psoas Muscle StretchPsoas Muscle Stretch49 Psoas Bursitis or Trochanteric BursitisPsoas Bursitis or Trochanteric Bursitis5050psoas bursa26 Sartorius Muscle or Tendon StrainSartorius Muscle or Tendon Strain5151 Referred Low Back PainReferred Low Back Pain525227If I didn t get to your question ask me here:If I didn t get to your question ask me The sartorius muscle is:a) The longest muscle in the bodyb) The strongest muscle in the bodyc) A muscle that crosses one jointd) None of the Above1.

8 The sartorius muscle is:a) The longest muscle in the bodyb) The strongest muscle in the bodyc) A muscle that crosses one jointd) None of the Above54282. The primary tests that tell you the hip joint is inflamed is:a) Passive hip flexion and extensionb) Passive medial rotation and flexion of the hip jointc) Passive medial rotation and lateral rotation of the hip jointd) Passive medial rotation and abduction of the hip joint2. The primary tests that tell you the hip joint is inflamed is:a) Passive hip flexion and extensionb) Passive medial rotation and flexion of the hip jointc) Passive medial rotation and lateral rotation of the hip jointd) Passive medial rotation and abduction of the hip joint55 Post-testPost-test3.

9 Psoas muscle is attached to the:a) Transverse processes in the lumbar regionb) Vertebral bodies in the lumbar regionc) The intervertebral discs in the lumbar regiond) All of the above3. Psoas muscle is attached to the:a) Transverse processes in the lumbar regionb) Vertebral bodies in the lumbar regionc) The intervertebral discs in the lumbar regiond) All of the above56 Post-testPost-test294. The hip joint can refer pain to the: a) Low backb) From the groin and to the kneec) From the anterior hip and down to the ankled) From the lateral hip to the calf4.

10 The hip joint can refer pain to the: a) Low backb) From the groin and to the kneec) From the anterior hip and down to the ankled) From the lateral hip to the calf57 Post-testPost-test5. A loose body in the hip joint means that: a) The person is very relaxedb) There is an infection in the hip jointc) A tendon that crosses the hip is inflamedd) There is a loose piece of bone or cartilage in the hip joint5. A loose body in the hip joint means that: a) The person is very relaxedb) There is an infection in the hip jointc) A tendon that crosses the hip is inflamedd) There is a loose piece of bone or cartilage in the hip joint58 Post-testPost-test306.