MSK gait Flashcards

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1
Q

what happens when initial contact goes right?

A

hip: flexed, add, ER
knee: ext, tibia ER
ankle: DF or neutral
foot: supinated

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what happens when loading response goes right?

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hip: flexes, then IR
knee: flexed, tibia IR
ankle: moves to PF
foot: STJ moves to pronation

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what happens when midstance goes right?

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hip: neutral; IR to ER
knee: neutral
ankle: soleus eccen controls tibial advance
foot: STJ starts to re-supiante

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4
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what happens when terminal stance goes right?

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hip: ext, abd, ER
knee: ext, tibia ER
ankle: DF
foot: 1st MTP maximally extends - windlass

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5
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what happens when early swing goes right?

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hip: neutral
knee: flexed
ankle: PF
foot: MTP maximally extended

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what happens when late swing goes right?

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hip: neutral to flexion/add
knee: flex to ext
ankle: PF to neutral
foot: STJ supinated

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7
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what is antalgic gait?

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deviation in weight acceptance and SLS
shortened stance phase on affected side
rapid/short swing phase contralaterally

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8
Q

how to treat and assess antalgic?

A

identify and address source of pain

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9
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what is trendelenburg gait?

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deviation in SLS
hip abd weakness
unaffected hip drops when affected leg in stance
uncomp: stance leg in add
comp: stance leg in neutral by shifting trunk

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10
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how to treat and assess trendelenburg?

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assess: tren test

treat: address hypertone in TFL, strengthen glute med, work pelvic control in SLS

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11
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Glute max or gluteal lurch gait

A

deviation in SLS
myopathic
trunk in ext during stance to take demand off glutes
uni or bilateral

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12
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how to treat and assess glute max?

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assess: MMT - knee flexion, foot to ceiling
treat: strengthen glute max, core stabilization

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13
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what is vaulting gait?

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SLS deviation on contralateral side
swing leg advances through PF of stance and pelvic elevation of unaffected side

leads to fatigue

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14
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what can vaulting gait be attributed to?

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leg length discrepancy
knee pain
quad/hams weakness
lack of ankle DF

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15
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how to assess and treat vaulting?

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what is functionally lengthening the leg?

address length of PFs
mobs for knee flexion and ankle DF
AAROm for knee flexion
quad strengthening

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16
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circumduction and hip hiking gait

A

deviation in limb advancement
unable to clear advancing leg enough to clear

circ: circular motion during swing phase
hip hike: elevate pelvis on involved side to clear

17
Q

how to assess and treat circ and hip hike?

A

is one limb longer and why?
heel lift if over 1 cm
mobs for hip and knee flexion, and ankle DF
strengthen hip/knee flexors and DF
stretch hip/knee ext and PFs

18
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steppage and equinus gait

A

deviation in limb advancement
step: abnormally high steps, toe-heel contact
eq: no heel contact

19
Q

how to assess and treat step/eq gait?

A

DF strength and PF length
MRS
treat lumbar spine if needed
dec tone in PF
calf stretching
DF strengthening

20
Q

what leads to insuff hip flex during weight acceptance?

A

weak hip flexors
insuff hip flexion ROM

21
Q

what leads to insuff hip ex during weight acceptance?

A

in suff hip ex ROM
hip flexion contracture

22
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what leads to hyperextension in SLS?

A

PF contracture
weak quads

23
Q

what leads to exaggerated knee flexion in SLS?

A

knee flexion contracture
hip flexion contracture

24
Q

what leads to insuff knee flexion in limb advancement?

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knee joint effusion
insuff knee flexion ROM

25
what leads to exaggerated knee flexion at weight acceptance?
weak quads dec hams length lack of knee extension ROM
26
what leads to foot slap in weight acceptance?
weak DF
27
what leads to toe down instead of heel strike in weight acceptance?
PF contracture weak DF hindfoot pain
28
what leads to clawing of toes during SLS?
dec proprio overpronation overactive long flexors and under active ext
29
what leads to heel left at midstance?
insuff DF ROM
30
what leads to no toe off during gait?
forefoot/toe pain weak PF weak toe flexors insuff PF ROM weak peroneals
31
what leads to heel whip (medial > lateral)
insuff ankle DF or 1st MTP ext poor hip rotation control