Orthotics Review Flashcards

(26 cards)

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DAFO Indications

Dynamic AFO

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Flexible Pes Planus
Mild to moderate spastic diplegic
Hemiplegic CP
Hypotonic CP

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DAFO Contraindications

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Rigid foot deformities

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UCBL Indications

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Pronation control, flexible pes planus, OA of the hindfoot, post tib dysfunction, tarsal coalition, rearfoot valgus/varus

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UCBL Contraindications

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Toe walker, mod-high tone, ankle arthritis (rigid foot deformities)

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Supramaleolar Orthosis Indications

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Severe Pes Planus, Mild Ankle instability, low tone (hypotonic), Intermittent toe walkers, mild to moderate CP, tarsal coalition, post tib dysfunction

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Suprmaleolar Orthosis (SMO) Contraindications

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high tone (hypertonicity), sagittal plane, weakness deformity, dominate toe walkers, equinovarus/valgus

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Bilateral Metal Upright AFO Indications

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Foot drop, post polio, neuropathic feet, ankle varus/valgus, foot drop with uncontrolled edema, poor skin below the knee

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Bilateral Metal Upright AFRO Contraindications

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patients concern with bulk/weight, limit shoe wear

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Free motion/articulated/Hinge AFO Indications

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posterior tib dysfunction

subtalar or talar joint instabilities

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Free motion/articulated/Hinge AFO contraindications

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Weak Quads, Sagital plane ankle weakness

high impact sports, too bulky

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Dorisflexion assist AFO Indications

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DF weakness, toe clearance while allowing some PF

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DF assist AFO contraindications

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moderate to severe tone levels

altered knee control - knee buckles/hyperextended

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Posterior stops in AFO Indications

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Structural collapse of the ankle foot, severe spasticity

immobilize ankle in swing and stance phase

Only PF stop/free DF then it facilitates knee flexion in early stance

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Posterior stops in AFO Contraindications

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inadequate hip strength, absent quads, fluctuating edema, spastic gastroc (pushes too hard against brace)

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DF/anterior stop Indications

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weak PF and weak quads

Facilitates knee extension and stiff ankle in late stance

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DF/anterior stop contraindications

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DF weakness, knee hyperextension, foot drop

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Limited DF and PF atriculated AFO

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limits both DF/PF to some degree

Pretty screwed up knee, needs control rolling over and with foot drop

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Solid Ankle Foot Orthosis (SAFO) indications

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Ankle instability/weakness in more than one plane, equino varus, moderate-severe pes plano valgus, mild-moderate genu recurvatum

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Posterior Leaf Spring Indications

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mild-moderate foot drop and knee hyperextension

Increase limits of PF. Patient needs adequate knee, hip, and ankle plantar flexion strength

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Posterior Leaf Spring Contraindications

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moderate to severe spasticity, coronal plane ankle instability, ankle dorsiflexion limitations/fused joint, severe knee instability

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Spiral AFO Indications

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Ankle DF weakness and/or PF ALONG with mild-moderate medial-lateral instability

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Spiral AFO Contraindications

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Inadequate hip strength, moderate-severe spasticity, severe medial lateral ankle instability, fluctuating edema

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Ground Floor Reaction AFO Indications

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crouched gait, foot drop with knee instability, quad weakness, MS, Spina Bifida patients

good alternative to KAFO if they have enough quad strength to maintain knee stability

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FRO Contraindications

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Genu recurvatum, ACL, severely ER feet, no enough trunk/quad strength, not good for knees moving into hyperextension

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Helio SAFO FRO
Tri planar control dynamic response with strapless design
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AFO decision making prescription
Patient has decreased ankle strength OR impaired/absent proprioception at the ankle/knee OR ankle plantar flexor spasticity that my include varus