National Physical Therapy Examination NPTE Quiz
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FOUNDATIONS: EVALUATION, DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS, & PROGNOSIS
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A 13-year-old overweight male complains of a 2-month history of a vague, aching pain in his right groin and anterior thigh, which occasionally refers to his knee. The pain is worse with running and climbing stairs. On examination, he walks with a slight limp. Passive hip internal rotation and abduction are significantly limited and reproduce his pain. There is no history of acute trauma. He is afebrile and systemic symptoms are absent.
Given the patient's age, body habitus, and clinical findings, which condition requires the MOST urgent medical evaluation?
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