front 1 1. List the four bones of the pelvis? | back 1 Left hip bone, Right hip bone, Sacrum and coccyx |
front 2 2. List the three divisions of the hip bone? | back 2 Illium, Ishium, Pubis |
front 3 3. Innominate bone is another name for? | back 3 One half of pelvic girdle, Hip bone, Ossa coxae |
front 4 4. What is the largest foramen in the body? | back 4 Obturator foramen |
front 5 5. Which of the following landmarks is not a palpable bony landmark a. Greater trochanter b. Lesser trochanter c. Ischial tuberosity d. ASIS | back 5 Lesser trochanter |
front 6 6. Two aspects of the ischium | back 6 Body, Ramus |
front 7 7. Imaginary plane that separates the false from the true pelvis? | back 7 Brim of the pelvis (pelvic brim) |
front 8 8. Lesser pelvis is part of the false or true pelvis? | back 8 True pelvis |
front 9 9. Supports the lower abdominal organs is part of the false or true pelvis? | back 9 False pelvis |
front 10 10. Formed primarily by the ala of the ilium is part of the false pelvis or the true pelvis? | back 10 False pelvis |
front 11 11. Cavity is part of the true or false pelvis? | back 11 True pelvis |
front 12 12. Greater pelvis is part of the true or false pelvis? | back 12 False pelvis |
front 13 13. The true or false pelvis forms the actual birth canal? | back 13 True pelvis |
front 14 14. The true or false pelvis is found below the pelvic rim? | back 14 True pelvis |
front 15 15. Male or Female pelvis: Heart shaped inlet | back 15 Male |
front 16 16. Male or Female pelvis: Acute pubic arch (< 90) | back 16 Male |
front 17 17. Male or Female pelvis: Illiac wings are more flared | back 17 Female |
front 18 18. Male or Female pelvis: Obtuse pubic arch (> 90) | back 18 Female |
front 19 19. Male or Female pelvis: Larger and more rounded | back 19 Female |
front 20 20. Male or Female pelvis: Illiac wings are less flared | back 20 Male |
front 21 21. Which of the following structures is considered to be the most posterior? A. Ischial spines B. ASIS C. Symphisis Pubis D. Acetabulum | back 21 Ishial Spines |
front 22 22. Small depression near the center of the femoral head where a ligament is attached is called? | back 22 Fovea Capitis |
front 23 23. Which joints are a synovial joint but with amphiarthrodial mobility? A. Union of acetabula B. Hip joint C. Sacroiliac joints D. Symphsis pubis | back 23 Sacroiliac joints |
front 24 24. What devices should be used for an axiolateral projection of the hip to equalize density of the hip region | back 24 compensation filter |
front 25 25. What modality is used to assess joint stability during movement of the lower limbs on infants? | back 25 Sonography |
front 26 26. A geriatric patient with an extremely rotated lower limb may have? A. Normal hip joint B. Osteoarthritis C. Fractured proximal femur D. Slipped capital femoral epiphysis (SCFE) | back 26 Fractured proximal femur |
front 27 27. Which pathologic indications may result in the early fusion of the SI joints | back 27 Ankylosing spondylitis |
front 28 28. Usually consists of numerous small lytic lesions | back 28 Metastatic Carcinoma |
front 29 29. Increased hip joint space and misalignment | back 29 DDH |
front 30 30. Bilateral radiolucent lines across bones and misalignment of SI joints. | back 30 Pelvic ring fracture |
front 31 31. Early fusion of SI joints and "bamboo spine" | back 31 Ankylosing spondylitis |
front 32 32. Epiphyses appear shorter and epiphyseal plate wider | back 32 SCFE |
front 33 33. Hallmark sign of spurring and narrowing of joint space. | back 33 Osteoarthritis |
front 34 34. What indicates that the proximal femurs are in position for a true AP projection | back 34 limited visibility of lesser trochanter in profile |
front 35 35. What is another term for the outlet of the true pelvis? | back 35 Inferior aperature |
front 36 36. The typical physical sign for a possible hip fracture is the ____ of the involved foot | back 36 external rotation |
front 37 37. What projection or method is often performed to evaluate a pediatric patient for congenital hip dislocation? | back 37 bilateral modified cleaves |
front 38 38. What type of CR angle is required when using the AP axial for outlet for a male patient? | back 38 20 degrees to 35 degrees cephalad |
front 39 39. How much is the pelvis and/or thorax rotated for a PA axial oblique for acetabulum? | back 39 35 - 40 degrees towards affected side |
front 40 40. What type of CR angle is required for the PA axial | back 40 12 degrees cephalad |
front 41 41. True or false: The unilateral frog-leg projection is intended for non-trauma hip situations. | back 41 True |
front 42 42. True or false: Centering for the AP pelvis projection is 1 inch superior to the symphysis pubis | back 42 False |
front 43 43. True or False: the modified axiolateral (clements nakayama method) is classified as a non-trauma lateral hip | back 43 False |
front 44 44. What type of CR angle is required for the judet method. | back 44 None |