Gait 2

Question 1

Ankle and Foot: Initial contact:

Answer 1

neutral (0 dorsiflexion)

Question 2

Ankle and Foot: Loading response

Answer 2

5 plantarflexion

Question 3

Ankle and Foot: Mid Stance

Answer 3

5 dorsiflexion

Question 4

Ankle and Foot: Terminal Stance

Answer 4

10 dorsiflexion

Question 5

Ankle and Foot: Pre-Swing

Answer 5

15 plantarflexion

Question 6

Ankle and Foot: Initial Swing

Answer 6

5 plantarflexion

Question 7

Ankle and Foot: Mid Swing

Answer 7

Neutral

Question 8

Ankle and Foot: Terminal Swing

Answer 8

Neutral

Question 9

Knee: Initial Contact

Answer 9

Appears fully extended

Question 10

Knee: Loading response

Answer 10

20 flexion

Question 11

Knee: Mid Stance

Answer 11

Appears fully extended

Question 12

Knee: Terminal Stance

Answer 12

Appears fully extended

Question 13

Knee: Pre-Swing

Answer 13

40 flexion

Question 14

Knee: Initial Swing

Answer 14

60 flexion

Question 15

Knee: Mid Swing

Answer 15

25 flexion

Question 16

Knee: Terminal Swing

Answer 16

Appears fully extended

Question 17

Hip: Initial Contact:

Answer 17

20 flexion

Question 18

Hip: Loading Response:

Answer 18

20 flexion

Question 19

Hip: Mid Stance

Answer 19

Neutral

Question 20

Hip: Terminal Stance

Answer 20

20 apparent hyperextension

Question 21

Hip: Pre-Swing

Answer 21

10 apparent hyperextension

Question 22

Hip: Initial Swing

Answer 22

15 flexion

Question 23

Hip: Mid Swing

Answer 23

25 flexion

Question 24

Hip: Terminal Swing

Answer 24

20 flexion

Question 25

What are the main tasks of gait cycle?

Answer 25

weight acceptance single limb support limb advancement

Question 26

What is the most demanding task in the gait cycle?

Answer 26

weight acceptance

Question 27

What does weight acceptance involve?

Answer 27

the transfer of body weight onto a limb that has just finished swinging forward and has an unstable alignment

Question 28

Single limb support:

Answer 28

One limb must support the entire body weight | Same limb must provide truncal stability while bodily progression is continued

Question 29

Limb advancement:

Answer 29

Requires foot clearance from the floor | The limb swings through three positions as it travels to its destination in front of the body

Question 30

What are the four major criteria essential to walking:

Answer 30

equilibrium locomotion Musculoskeletal Integrity Neurological Control

Question 31

Equilibrium

Answer 31

the ability to assume an upright posture and maintain balance

Question 32

Locomotion

Answer 32

the ability to initiate and maintain rhythmic stepping

Question 33

Musculoskeletal Integrity

Answer 33

normal bone, joint, and muscle function

Question 34

Neurological Control

Answer 34

must receive and send messages telling the body how and when to move. (visual, vestibular, auditory, sensorimotor input)