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Greater trochanteric pain syndrome (GTPS) includes:

• trochanteric bursitis

• ischail bursitis

• adductor canal syndrome

• external coxa saltans

Greater trochanteric pain syndrome (GTPS) is more frequent in ​ (a)  

• females
• males

Greater trochanter pain syndrome (GTPS) may radiate to:

• groin

• butock

• over lateral thigh to the knee

• lumbar spine

In greater trochanter pain syndrome (GTPS) pain is exacerbated by:

• lying on the affected side

• squatting

• sitting with ipsilateral leg crosed

• climbing stairs

Bursitis is caused by a break of synovial fluid through bursa

• True

• False

During the diagnostics of greater trochanter pain syndrome (GTPS) the ​ (a)   test may be applied.

• Faber's
• Schober's
• Thomayer's

The most frequent type of snapping hip syndrome is

(a)   one.

• external
• internal
• intra-articular

Choose the muscles responsible for the external type of hip snapping:

• iliotibial band

• tensor fasciae latae

• gluteus maximus

• psoas major

The most common muscular injury of the hip and groin region involves:

• adductor muscles group

• iliopsoas muscle

• gluteus medius muscle

• sartorius muscle

Choose the muscle the most frequently injured while discussing the "adductor strain"