Trochanteric bursitis most commonly occurs in which group of athletes? a. Golfer

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Trochanteric bursitis most commonly occurs in which group of athletes? a. Golfers b. Long distance runners c. Gymnasts d. Hockey players 112. Iliopsoas tendinitis is exacerbated by repetitive a. External rotation b. Hip flexion c. Hip extension d. Internal rotation 113 Athletes with a tear in the hip labrum should avoid activities such as a. Pivoting and twisting of the hip b. Deep flexion and extension of the hip c. Running d. All of the above 114 Treating adductor canal syndrome usually involves a. Anti inflammatory drugs b. Icing c. Surgery d, Electric stimulation 115. Snapping hip syndrome treatment includes strengthening and stretching the a. Hip flexors, abductors, adductors and iliotibial band b. Hip extensors, gluteus maximus, and tensor fasciae latae c. Hip flexors, abductors, adductors and gluteus maximus d. Hip extensors, abductors, adductors and the iliotibial band 116. Repetitive stress and shearing at the symphasis pubis most likely causes a. Adductor canal syndrome b. Athletic pubalgia c. Osteitis pubis d, Pelvis avulsion fractures

Explanation / Answer

Ans 111 (b) Trochanteric bursitis: Inflammation of the bursa just above the Greater Trochanter on the femur due to running or fall or physical contact.

Ans 112 (b) Hip Flexion: Inflammation of the Iliopsoas tendon or the area surrounding the tendon and is resulted due to acute trauma or repetitive hip flexion.

Ans 113 (d) All of the above: Since the hip is unstable.

Ans 114 (c) Surgery

Ans 115 (a) Hip flexors, Abductors, adductors and Iliotibial band

Ans 116 (c) Osteitis pubis: Inflammation of the pubis symphysis and muscles around it, Occuring in athletes.

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