An athlete is removed from the field after having sustained a thigh contusion. Within minutes after onset of injury, they begin to complain of a significant escalation in pain and paresthesia that are concentrated in the anterior and medial aspects of the thigh. What complication might you suspect is developing? (Select the best fit.)
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Match the hip capsular pattern with its corresponding school…
Match the hip capsular pattern with its corresponding school of thought.
A hallmark sign of athletic pubalgia (or sports hernia) is t…
A hallmark sign of athletic pubalgia (or sports hernia) is the presence of a palpable mass usually in the inguinal region.
Which of the following statements are true regarding femoral…
Which of the following statements are true regarding femoral bone stress injuries/responses? (Select those that are best fits.)
With reference to the Jackson and Feagin classification syst…
With reference to the Jackson and Feagin classification system, what clinical signs are associated with a moderate quadriceps contusion. (Select those that are best fits.)
Muscle strain recurrence is estimated to range between what…
Muscle strain recurrence is estimated to range between what percentages? (Select the best fit.)
An athlete/patient reports the gradual onset of lower abdomi…
An athlete/patient reports the gradual onset of lower abdominal and groin P! that is exacerbated with sports activity and coughing but relieved by rest. These symptoms are most linked to… (Select the best fit.)
Which of the following conditions is suggested to represent…
Which of the following conditions is suggested to represent the most common cause of hip pain in athletes? (Select the best fit.)
An insidious vascular necrosis of the femoral head is associ…
An insidious vascular necrosis of the femoral head is associated with… (Select the best fit.)
Determining the presence of a cam or pincer hip structure ca…
Determining the presence of a cam or pincer hip structure can be confidently used as a sole criterion to diagnose FAI in athletes/patients.