Complex movement Flashcards

1
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Where does our line of gravity sit relative to our knee joint + what is the purpose of this?

A

anterior- pushes joint into extension and ligaments are tight so joint is locked

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What is the Knee doing during early stance?

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In extension (locked for stability)
- isometric action of quadriceps femoris and hamstrings and gastrocnemius
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3
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What are the three capsular ligaments of the hip joint + where are they located?

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  • Pubofemoral lig - anteriorly located
  • Iliofemoral lig - anteriorly located
  • ischiofemoral lig - posteriorly located
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4
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Name the 6 phases of the gait cycle

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  • early stance
  • mid stance
  • late stance
  • early swing
  • mid swing
  • late swing
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5
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What is the hip doing during late swing?

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  • in flexion
  • concentric activity of illiopsoas and rectus femoris
  • eccentric activity of gluteus maximus and hamstrings
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6
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What is the ankle doing during mid swing?

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In dorsiflexion ( clearance of toes)
concentric activity of tibialis anterior
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7
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What is the ankle doing during late swing?

A
  • in dorsiflexion to prepare for heel strike

- concentric activity of tibialis anterior and isometric activity of triceps surae for stability.

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8
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what is the knee doing during late swing?

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In flexion but moving into extension to prepare for heel strike
- concentric activity of quadriceps femoris

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9
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What is the hip doing during early swing?

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  • in extension, moving into flexion
  • concentric activity of illiopsoas and rectus femoris
  • eccentric activity of gluteus maximus and hamstrings
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10
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What is the ankle doing during late stance?

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  • in full plantarflexion

- concentric action of triceps surae

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What is the knee doing during mid swing?

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  • in flexion

- concentric action of gastrocnemius and hamstrings

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What is the hip doing during early stance?

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  • flexion moving to extension
  • concentric action of gluteus maximus and hamstrings
  • eccentric action of illiopsoas and rectus femoris
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13
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Where does our line of gravity fall relative to our ankle joint?

A

anterior

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14
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What is the knee doing during early swing?

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  • in flexion

- concentric activity of hamstrings and gastrocnemius

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15
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What is the hip doing during mid swing

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  • in flexion
  • concentric action of illiopsoas and rectus femoris
  • eccentric action of gluteus maximus and hamstrings
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16
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What is the ankle doing during early swing?

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  • in dorsiflexion ( for clearance of toes)

- concentric action of tibialis anterior

17
Q

Where does our line of gravity fall relative to our hip joint? What is the purpose of this

A

posterior- “pushes” joint into extension where ligaments are tight so joint becomes locked and muscles can relax

18
Q

How are our ankles stabilised during bipedal standing?

A
  • joint does not lock

- energy is consumed using the plantarflexors to stabilise

19
Q

What is the ankle doing during mid stance?

A
  • moving into plantarflexion

- concentric activity of triceps surae

20
Q

What is the hip doing during late stance?

A
  • in extension
  • concentric action of gluteus maximus and hamstrings
  • eccentric action of iliopsoas
21
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What is the hip doing during mid stance?

A

moving into extension

  • concentric action of gluteus maximus and hanstrings
  • eccentric action of illiopsoas
22
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What is the knee doing during late stance?

A
  • in extension as ankle moves into full plantarflexion

- concentric action of hamstrings and gastrocnemius

23
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What is the knee doing during mid stance?

A
  • moving into slight flexion

- concentric activity of gastrocnemius and hamstrings

24
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What is the ankle doing during early stance?

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  • dorsiflexed but moving into plantarflexion
  • concentric action of triceps surae
  • eccentric action of tibialis anterior