Please give 2 examples of how femoral anteversion could present with clincal manifestations.
5.
Please provide 2 clinical manifestations of femoral retroversion.
6.
What are the osseous components of the hip? (alphabetical order)
7.
The ischium, ilium, and pubis together form what is called the:
8.
The cuplike, concave structure that is formed by all 3 bones of the os coxae is known as the:
9.
The acetabulum forms a sphere.
A. 
True
B. 
False
10.
The peripheral ring of fibrocartilage that completely encircles the acetabulum is called the
11.
The hip joint is extremely stable and hard to dislocate.
A. 
True
B. 
False
12.
The acetabulum is positioned facing:
A. 
Lateral
B. 
Inferior
C. 
Anterior
D. 
Medial
E. 
Superior
F. 
Posterior
13.
What part of the acetabulum sustains the most force?
14.
_________ is thickest superiorly for both the femoral head and acetabulum.
15.
The part of the femoral head that is not covered in articular cartilage is called:
16.
The entire head of the femur is covered by articular cartilage.
A. 
True
B. 
False
17.
What ligament connects to the fovea?
18.
What artery supplies the head of the femur by way of the ligamentum teres?
19.
Name 2 hip labral impingements.
20.
What is the biggest differences between a Pincer and CAM impingement
21.
As a result of developmental changes that occur both in utero as well as after birth, there are 2 angulation that affect the hip joint and the distribution of joint forces. These are:
22.
The angle of torsion is in the ______ plane.
23.
The angle of impingement is in the _______ plane.
24.
The angle of inclination ________ over time.
A. 
Increases
B. 
Decreases
25.
The angle of inclination does not vary among individuals or sexes.