Gait Flashcards

(42 cards)

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Gait Cycle definition

A

Between the same event repeated on the same leg.
Example: from L heel strike to next L heel strike.

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Stride definition

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1 gait cycle.
Example: from L heel strike to next L heel strike.

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Step definition

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Between the same event repeated on the opposite leg.
Example: from L heel strike to R heel strike.

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Stance Phase vs Swing Phase percentages

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Stance = 60%
Swing = 40%

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Stages of Stance Phase

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  1. Initial Contact
  2. Loading Response
  3. Mid-Stance
  4. Terminal Stance
  5. Pre-Swing
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Stages of Swing Phase

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  1. Initial Swing
  2. Mid-Swing
  3. Terminal Swing
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Muscle activation during Initial Contact

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Eccentric:
-DF
-Quads
-Hip ABD
Concentric:
-Hip add

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Muscle activation during Loading Response

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Eccentric:
-PF
-Glut Max
-Hip ABD

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Muscle activation during Mid-Stance

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Eccentric:
-PF
-Glut Max
-Hip ABD

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Muscle activation during Terminal Stance

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Eccentric:
-Hip ABD
Concentric:
-PF
-Hip add

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Muscle activation during Pre-Swing

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Eccentric:
-Quads
-Hip ABD
Concentric:
-DF
-HS

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Muscle activation during Initial Swing

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Concentric:
-DF
-HS

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Muscle activation during Mid-Swing

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Concentric:
-DF
-HS

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Muscle activation during Terminal Swing

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Concentric:
-DF
-HS

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What are the 3 rockers & when do they occur?

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  1. Heel Rocker (IC)
  2. Ankle Rocker (Mid-Stance)
  3. Forefoot Rocker (Terminal Stance)
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Pretibial Muscles: list the important ones, when they’re active, & what nerve?

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-TA, EDL, & EHL.
-Eccentric at IC.
-Concentric during swing.
-Peroneal N.

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PF Muscles: list the important ones, when they’re active, & what nerve?

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-gastroc, soleus, FDL, FHL, posterior tib.
-Eccentric at mid-stance.
-Concentric at terminal stance.
-Tibial N.

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FES should be used for…

A

Concentric contractions

19
Q

Hip ROM required for walking

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Stance:
-Flex = 0-30
-Ext = 0-20
Swing:
-Flex = 20-30

20
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Knee ROM required for walking

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Stance:
-Flex = 0-40
Swing:
-Flex = 0-60

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Ankle ROM required for walking

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Stance:
-DF = 0-10
-PF = 0-20
Swing:
-DF = 0-20

22
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ROM required for running

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2x ROM for walking

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General gait changes for contracture or tightness

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-Decreased ROM on opposite side.
-Early gait phases.

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General gait changes for weakness

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-Decreased ROM on same side.
-Late gait phases.

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Trendelenberg gait: indicates what issue? Looks like? How is it named?
-Indicates weak hip ABD (glut med/min, TFL). -Opposite pelvis drop. -Named based on the WEAK side. Ex) R pelvis drop = L weak = L Trendelenberg.
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Role of glut max
Decelerates forward momentum during early stance
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Role of erector spinae
Maintain upright posture during stance phase
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General rule for trunk lean
Stance: trunk leans TOWARD weakness (or away from contracture). Swing: trunk leans AWAY from weakness.
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Forward trunk lean in stance may indicate...
weak quads
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Lateral trunk lean in stance may indicate...
weak glut med
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Backward trunk lean in stance may indicate...
weak hip extensors
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Backward trunk lean in swing may indicate...
weak hip flexors
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Role of peroneals
-Concentric in stance. -Maintain med/lat stability.
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Role of foot intrinsics
-Concentric in stance. -Support plantar fascia.
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Characteristics of excessive PF
-Short stride length. -Slower gait speed. -Early heel-off. -Knee hyperext. -Fwd trunk lean.
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Early heel-off may be caused by...
-Tight hip flexors (heel-off in terminal stance). -Tight gastroc (heel-off in mid-stance).
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Delayed heel contact may be caused by...
-Weak DF -Tight PF
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Toe drag may be caused by...
-Weak DF -Tight PF
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Foot slap may be caused by...
Weak eccentric DF
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Knee hyperext in stance indicates...
quad weakness
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Compensatory patterns associated with knee hyperext
-Excessive PF -Flat foot at IC -Anterior pelvic tilt -Fwd trunk lean in stance -Increased hip extension
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Compensatory patterns associated with knee valgus
-Pes planus -Excessive hip adduction -Weak hip ABD -Subtalar pronation