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Physical Therapy Management of the Hip

Physical Therapy Management of the Hip
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  • 3 hours study
  • Level 2: Intermediate

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        Physical Therapy Management of the Hip

        hip pain

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        Hip Guiding Questions


        1. Think of some examples of patients you have seen clinically where the diagnosis was a hip issue, and it did not appear to be the hip that was truly involved.
        2. Considering the diagnosis of groin pain syndrome/sports hernia/adductor tendinopathy, come up with a list of different functional/athletic movements that may be involved.


        To be answered after the appropriate evaluation


        1. Is the problem actually coming from the hip?
        2. What are the possible referral sources?
        3. How is the hip mechanically interplaying with it’s surrounding joints?

  • This course is part of a collection

    This course is part of a collection

    This course is part of a collection of courses called LOS Rehabilitation Department Onboarding Clinical Education. There are 9 courses in this collection so you may find other courses here that maybe of interest to you.

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  • Course learning outcomes

    1. Understand relevant anatomy and biomechanics of the hip joint

    2. Understand movement impairment syndromes and how to correct them as they relate to the hip

    3. Understand the concepts of conservative management of common orthopedic conditions of the hip

    4. Understand the concepts of post operative management of common hip surgeries and the protocols when appropriate

     

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    • Course dates:

    First Published 09/11/2025.

    Updated 20/01/2026

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  • ExpandSection 1: Anatomy and Kinesiology of the Hip

  • ExpandSection 2: Hip Differential Diagnosis

  • ExpandSection 3: Hip Post Operative Management

  • ExpandSection 4: Hip Conservative Management

  • ExpandSection 5: Quiz, Assessment, and Discussion

  • ExpandAcknowledgements

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    • Level 2: Intermediate

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