Free online courseHip assessment

Duration of the online course: 2 hours and 24 minutes

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Learn comprehensive hip assessment techniques in this free online physiotherapy course by Clinical Physio, covering observation, palpation, range of motion, and specialized tests.

Course Description

The course "Hip Assessment" is a comprehensive and insightful exploration into the critical aspects of evaluating the hip joint, encompassing a total duration of 2 hours and 24 minutes. Falling under the Health category and specifically categorized within Physiotherapy, this course guides learners through an extensive range of assessment techniques, critical for any physiotherapy professional.

Within this course, learners will embark on an in-depth journey through various essential topics starting with a full run-through of a hip joint assessment. This segment ensures that participants gain a holistic understanding of the process from start to finish. Following this, the course delves into specific, detailed aspects of the assessment process.

One of the foundational elements covered is the observation of the hip joint. Observation is paramount in identifying any visible abnormalities or asymmetries which may indicate underlying issues. Moving forward, the course transitions into palpation techniques, teaching how to effectively feel and identify specific anatomical landmarks and any unusual findings.

The course also emphasizes the importance of assessing both active and passive ranges of motion within the hip joint. Active range of motion tests evaluate the patient’s muscle strength and voluntary movement capabilities, while passive range of motion tests assess the flexibility and mobility when external forces move the joint. Together, these assessments provide a comprehensive picture of the joint’s function and any limitations present.

Resisted tests are covered to analyze muscle strength around the hip joint and detect any specific weaknesses or pain points that may arise from resistance. Additionally, various specialized tests are introduced, with detailed explanations and demonstrations on their significance and execution.

Participants will learn to perform the Modified Thomas Test, which assesses both knee and hip function, and the Hip Quadrant Test, crucial for detecting joint pathologies. The Fabers Test, essential for evaluating hip and sacroiliac joint integrity, is part of the curriculum along with Craig’s Test and Obers Test, which focus on specific muscular and structural assessments.

Other vital tests included are the Sign of the Buttock test and the Single Leg Stand Test, each contributing unique insights into hip joint health and function. Each test is broken down into easy-to-understand steps to ensure precise execution and accurate results.

Overall, this course stands as an invaluable resource for physiotherapists aiming to enhance their diagnostic capabilities regarding hip issues. The detailed and structured approach of the "Hip Assessment" course makes it an essential component for any health professional dedicated to providing exceptional care in physiotherapy.

Conteúdo do Curso

  • Video class: Hip Joint Full Assessment Run Through | Clinical Physio

    0h08m

  • Exercise: Which of the following is NOT a method used during the objective assessment of the hip joint in the described session?

  • Video class: Hip Joint Observation | Clinical Physio

    0h11m

  • Exercise: In the observational assessment of the hip joint, what key features should a clinician look for when examining the patient from a lateral view?

  • Video class: Hip Joint Palpation | Clinical Physio

    0h10m

  • Exercise: Which of the following anatomical landmarks is commonly used to check for leg length discrepancy during a hip assessment?

  • Video class: Hip Active Range of Motion / Movement | Clinical Physio

    0h31m

  • Exercise: Which of the following muscles does NOT contribute to hip extension?

  • Video class: Hip Joint Passive Range of Motion / Movement | Clinical Physio

    0h24m

  • Exercise: Which of the following is NOT one of the primary variables analyzed when testing passive range of motion (PROM) of the hip joint?

  • Video class: Hip Joint Resisted Tests and Testing | Clinical Physio

    0h25m

  • Exercise: Which muscle is NOT typically involved in hip flexion during resisted tests?

  • Video class: Modified Thomas Test for Knee and Hip | Clinical Physio

    0h06m

  • Exercise: What is the primary purpose of the modified Thomas test in physiotherapy?

  • Exercise: What is the purpose of the modified Thomas test as used in Clinical Physio?

  • Video class: Hip Quadrant Test | Clinical Physio

    0h03m

  • Exercise: What is the primary purpose of the quadrant test for the hip as described in the Clinical Physio video?

  • Video class: Fabers Test Hip and SIJ | Clinical Physio Premium

    0h03m

  • Exercise: What is the primary purpose of Faber's test in physiotherapy as demonstrated in the Clinical Physio video?

  • Video class: Craig's Test for Hip | Clinical Physio Premium

    0h04m

  • Exercise: What is the primary purpose of the Craigs test in clinical physiotherapy?

  • Video class: Obers Test for Hip | Clinical Physio Premium

    0h09m

  • Exercise: What is the key difference in patient positioning between Ober's test and modified Ober's test during a hip assessment?

  • Video class: Sign of the Buttock | Clinical Physio

    0h01m

  • Exercise: What is the primary indication for a positive 'sign of the buttock' during a hip assessment?

  • Video class: Single Leg Stand Test | Clinical Physio

    0h02m

  • Exercise: What is the primary purpose of the single leg stand test in the diagnosis of greater trochanteric pain syndrome (GTPS)?

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  • Introduction to Joint Assessment: Understand the fundamentals of joint anatomy and physiology, and learn the basic principles of joint assessment.
  • Range of Motion (ROM) Testing: Master the techniques for assessing joint range of motion, including active, passive, and resisted movements.
  • Special Tests for Joint Pathologies: Learn how to perform and interpret various special tests used to diagnose joint pathologies such as ligament tears, cartilage damage, and other musculoskeletal conditions.
  • Manual Muscle Testing: Gain proficiency in assessing muscle strength and identifying muscle imbalances that may affect joint function.
  • Joint Mobilization Techniques: Explore different joint mobilization techniques to improve joint mobility and reduce pain.
  • Case Studies and Practical Applications: Apply your knowledge to real-life scenarios through case studies and practical exercises.

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