Pelvis and Hip Anatomy Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Pelvis and Hip Anatomy QuizOnline version Test your knowledge of pelvic bones, joints, and muscles. by Perla Valadez 1 True or false. The neck of the femur projects posteriorly from the body at an angle of approximately 15-20 degrees? a True b False c 2 What area(s) are used to identify fractures in the acetabulum? a Iliopubic column b Ilioschial column c Iliopubic column and ilioschial column 3 How do you determine no rotation of the pelvis on an AP projection of the pelvis? a Symmetric ilia and ischial spine equally seen b no rotation on the femoral neck c The sacrum and the coccyx align without the pubic symphysis 4 In an AP projection of the hip what is in profile a Femoral neck b Lesser Trochanter c Greater Trochanter 5 For an AP projection of the Pelvis, the heel should be placed approximately how many inches/centimeters ? a 7-14 inches (15-25 cm) b 8-10 inches (20-25cm) c 8-10 cm (3-4 inches) 6 True or False. Is Legg-Calve-Perthes disease a flattering of the femoral head due to vascular interruption? a True b False c 7 True or False. The femoral neck and the intertrochanteric crest are two common sites of fracture in the elderly adults? a True b False c 8 Where does the weight rest when you are seated or in the upright position? a hips b ischial tuberosities c pubic symphysis 9 True or False. Is the SI joint an irregular gliding and freely movable? a True b False c 10 What are the angles for an AP axial outlet projection on the Taylor method for females? a 20-35 degrees cephalad b 30-45 degrees caudad c 30-45 degrees cephalad 11 Where does the CR enters on an unilateral position for the modified cleaves method? a 2 inches above the Asis b Perpendicular to the femoral neck c Horizontally to the greater trochanter 12 What method will you use on a trama patient for an Axiolateral projection of the hip? a Modified Cleaves method b Taylor Method c Danelius-miller method 13 True or False. The lower prong of the pubic is called superior ramus? a True b False c 14 What condition is thick, soft bone marked by bowing and fractures a Paget Disease b Chondrosarcoma c Ankylosing Spondylitis 15 What other names are used for the hip bone? a os Coxae and Inominate bone b Innominate bone and Os Coccyx c Os Coxae and innominate bone 16 The highest point of the greater trochanter is approximately the same horizontal plane as? a the midpoint of the ASIS b The midpoint of the hip joint and the coccyx c The midpoint of the pubic symphysis 17 What is the region superior to the brim of the pelvis called? a True or lesser pelvis b false or greater pelvis c Superior pelvis 18 True or False. For an Oblique projection on Judet method the LPO places the right acetabulum in internal position? a True b False c 19 What is the collimation for the Axiolateral projection for Danelius-Miller methor a 12x10 inches b 14x17 inches c 10x12 inches 20 What structures are shown on an AP projection of the hip? a head, neck and 1/3 of the body of the femur b head, 1/3 of the body of the femur and the trochanters c head, neck, trochanters and 1/3 of the body of the femur 21 How many degrees are the tights abducted on a bilateral projection for the modified cleaves method? a 25 degrees b 35 degrees c 45 degrees 22 What position is the body in on this projection? a RPO b LPO c Anatomic position 23 Where is the greater trochanter located on the AP Oblique projection modified cleaves projection? a A b d c c 24 what position is the proximal femur? a Anterior b Medial aspect c Posterior 25 The hip consist of how which bones? a Ilium and Ischium b Ilium, ischium and pubis c Ilium, Innominate and ishium 26 Where is the ASIS located a A b B c C 27 What are the joints of the pelvis and hip? a Sacroiliac joints b Hip joint and the pubic symphysis joint c Sacral joints, hip joints and the pubic symphysis 28 how many degrees is the CR angle for a modified lateral projection (Clements-Nakayama modification) a 5 b 15 c 10 29 what projection is this? a AP axial inlet projection Bridgman method b Ap axial outlet projection Tylor method c Ap Oblique projection modified cleaves method

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Pelvis and Hip Anatomy QuizOnline version

by Perla Valadez

True or false. The neck of the femur projects posteriorly from the body at an angle of approximately 15-20 degrees?

What area(s) are used to identify fractures in the acetabulum?

How do you determine no rotation of the pelvis on an AP projection of the pelvis?

In an AP projection of the hip what is in profile

For an AP projection of the Pelvis, the heel should be placed approximately how many inches/centimeters ?

True or False. Is Legg-Calve-Perthes disease a flattering of the femoral head due to vascular interruption?

True or False. The femoral neck and the intertrochanteric crest are two common sites of fracture in the elderly adults?

Where does the weight rest when you are seated or in the upright position?

True or False. Is the SI joint an irregular gliding and freely movable?

What are the angles for an AP axial outlet projection on the Taylor method for females?

Where does the CR enters on an unilateral position for the modified cleaves method?

What method will you use on a trama patient for an Axiolateral projection of the hip?

True or False. The lower prong of the pubic is called superior ramus?

What condition is thick, soft bone marked by bowing and fractures

What other names are used for the hip bone?

The highest point of the greater trochanter is approximately the same horizontal plane as?

What is the region superior to the brim of the pelvis called?

True or False. For an Oblique projection on Judet method the LPO places the right acetabulum in internal position?

What is the collimation for the Axiolateral projection for Danelius-Miller methor

What structures are shown on an AP projection of the hip?

How many degrees are the tights abducted on a bilateral projection for the modified cleaves method?

What position is the body in on this projection?

Where is the greater trochanter located on the AP Oblique projection modified cleaves projection?

what position is the proximal femur?

The hip consist of how which bones?

Where is the ASIS located

What are the joints of the pelvis and hip?

how many degrees is the CR angle for a modified lateral projection (Clements-Nakayama modification)

what projection is this?