1. Identify the correct plane and axis in which anterior and posterior pelvic tilt occurs? a. Frontal plane & AP axis b. Sagittal plane & Coronal axis c. Transverse plane & Vertical axis d. Sagittal plane & AP axis

2. Name the muscle that limits Flexion at hip to 90 degree when is knee extended and increases up to 120 degree with knee flexed. a. Gracilis b. Sartorius c. Hamstring d. Rectus Femoris

3. The degree of the flexion required for Normal level ground walking? a. 30 degree b. 10 degree c. 35 degree d. 40 degree

4. Identify the two joint muscles around hip complex? a. Hamstring b. Rectus Femoris c. Gracilis d. All of the above

5. Identify correct plane and axis of motion of hip abduction. a. Sagittal, X-axis b. Frontal, AP axis c. Transverse, Vertical axis d. Sagittal, Y-axis

6. For a patient with Hip pain and Osteoarthritis, which side would you advice to use cane? a. Same side of pain b. Controlateral side c. Ipsilateral side with learning d. Controlateral side with learning

7. Total Joint compression at Hip joint is the sum of? a. Body weight compression + adductor muscle compression b. Body weight compression + abductor muscle compression c. Body weight compression alone d. Body weight compression + gravitational adduction torque

8. The weight of HAT (Head, Arm, & Trunk) is about? a. 2/4 th body weight b. 2/3 rd body weight c. 1/3 rd body weight d. 2/6 th body weight

9. Identify the two joint hip extensors from following? a. Hamstring b. Quads c. Gluteus maximus d. Sartorius

10. Identify incorrect statement regarding Pelvifemoral rhythm? a. It is an open chain motion of hip complex b. The femur, pelvis and spine works in a coordinated manner c. The main aim is to increase ROM at hip complex d. It can be considered analogous with Scapulohumeral rhythm e. None of the above

11. Tightness of hip flexors may result in? a. Decreased hip flexion b. Posterior pelvic tilt c. Anterior pelvic tilt and lumbar lordosis d. Anterior pelvic tilt and lumbar kyphosis

12. Identify correct plane of lateral pelvic tilt? a. Frontal b. Sagittal c. Transverse d. Vertical

13. When lateral trunk lean is seen associated with abductor weakness, the gait is called? a. Antalgic gait b. Gluteus medius gait c. Lurching gait d. Trendelenburg gait

14. What is the cause for Cam impingement of femur? a. Excessive coverage of femoral head by acetabulum b. Overhanging of femoral head by acetabulum c. Imperfect round shape of femoral head d. None of above

15. Types of Femoroacetebular Impingements? a. Cam impingement b. Pincer impingement c. Combined impingement d. All of the above e. Option A & B

16. The motion that accompanies posterior pelvic tilt at hip joint? a. Hip flexion b. Hip extension c. Hip abduction d. Internal rotation

17. The compensatory motion that accompanies anterior pelvic tilt in lumbar spine? a. Lumbar extension b. Lumbar flexion c. Right lateral flexion d. Left lateral flexion

18. Identify correct sequence of movement occurring in hip joint and lumbar spine with forward rotation of left pelvis? a. Right hip abduction & left lateral flexion b. Right hip medial rotation & rotation to left c. Right hip lateral rotation & rotation to left d. Left hip medial rotation & rotation to right

19. The most important primary hip flexor? a. Illopsoas b. Rectus femoris c. Gracilis d. Sartorius

20. The function of Sartorius muscle at hip joint? a. Flexion, abduction & lateral rotation b. Extension, abduction & lateral rotation c. Flexion, adduction & lateral rotation d. Flexion, abduction & medial rotation

21. Identify the secondary hip flexor muscles? a. Adductor longus b. Pectineus c. Adductor magnus d. Gracilis e. All of the above

22. Identify incorrect statement regarding ‘Snapping hip syndrome’? a. A medical condition characterized by a snapping sensation felt when the hip is flexed and extended b. Snapping hip syndrome, also referred to as dancer’s hip c. Pain often decreases with rest and diminished activity. d. The most common cause of snapping hip syndrome is when the iliotibial snaps over the greater trochanter. e. None of the above

23. The muscles commonly referred to as rotator cuff of hip complex? a. Gluteus Maximus & Minimus b. Gluteus Medius & Minimus c. Rectus Femoris & Vastus Medialis d. Adductor Longus & Brevis

24. The only two joint muscle in hip adduction? a. Adductor longus b. Adductor magnus c. Adductor brevis d. Gracilis

25. Identify the incorrect statement regarding hip complex? a. Hip flexion can decrease with age b. Slipped capital femoral epiphysis can be also called Slipped upper femoral epiphysis c. Coxa profunda and acetabular protrusio are two different clinical entities d. There are no muscle with primary function as medial rotators e. None of above