AFO 3 Flashcards

1
Q

What do DAFOs do?

A

assist motions while we are moving

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2
Q

What are some types of DAFOs?

A
  • DAFO
  • Posterior leaf spring
  • Spiral AFO
  • DF assist/PF stop AFO
  • DF assist/PF stop metal upright
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3
Q

UCBL

A

University of CA Biomechanics Laboratory

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4
Q

What does a UCBL do?

A
  • controls flexible calcaneal deformities
  • stabilizes part of foot where there’s excessive pronation or supination
  • rearfoot varus of valgus
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5
Q

What does a UCBL stabilize?

A
  • ankle

- rearfoot

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6
Q

Components of a UCBL are inside this

A

DAFO (only inside the shoe portion)

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7
Q

A UCBL is actually a foot orthosis, but is considered this

A

DAFO

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8
Q

What is a DAFO?

A

little baby AFOs

  • complete malleolar encapsulation
  • lots of padding
  • full toe plate
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9
Q

Why would a DAFO need complete malleolar encapsulation?

A
  • complete stability through foot and ankle

- full stability almost to the point of immobility

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10
Q

DAFO: foot plate

A
  • full

- has cutout for big toe to allow full contact

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11
Q

Who would need a DAFO?

A

someone with hypertonicity, instability, etc

common with kids

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12
Q

posterior leaf spring: lateral support

A
  • doesn’t cover malleoli

- don’t give lateral and medial support

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13
Q

How does a posterior leaf spring give back energy?

A
  • end of stance to end of toe-off

- recoils to help get foot up and keep from dragging

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14
Q

posterior leaf spring keeps foot in:

A

neutral

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15
Q

Who would use a posterior leaf spring?

A
  • someone who only has DF issue

- is stable everywhere else

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16
Q

Spiral AFO =

A

toe-off

17
Q

How does a spiral AFO act?

A
  • like a posterior leaf spring

- flexes during loading response to stance to help with toe-off

18
Q

spiral AFO: toe plate

A
  • full

- keeps foot from dropping during swing phase

19
Q

spiral AFO: rockers

A
  • doesn’t give full rocker moments

- not as rigid as others

20
Q

DF assist/PF stop plastic AFO: How would you name this?

A
  • PF stop of neutral
  • PF stop of 2˚ DF
  • etc.
21
Q

DF assist/PF stop plastic AFO: what does it have?

A
  • adjustable piece allows you to lock foot in DF position

- doesn’t allow PF

22
Q

DF assist/PF stop plastic AFO: foot during swing

A
  • allows foot to stay in DF during swing and heel-off

- prevents dragging