Devices and Equipment Flashcards

1
Q

Too short seat depth =

A

fails to support the thigh adequaltey

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2
Q

Too long seat depth =

A
  • kyphotic posture
  • PPT/sacral sitting
  • compromises knee circulation
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3
Q

Excess leg length/seat footplate length =

A

encourages sacral sitting and sliding forward

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4
Q

Too short leg length/seat footplate length =

A

creates uneven weight distribution on thigh and excessive weight in ischial seat

-ischiall pressure sores

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5
Q

Amputation where there is a cut between the tarsals and metatarsals (tarsals spared)

A

LisFranc

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6
Q

Amputation at the distal tibia with preservation of the calcaneal fat pad

A

Syme’s

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7
Q

Amputation where the tarsal bones are cut but the talus and calcaneus (and malleoli) are spared

A

Chopart

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8
Q

AKA pressure tolerant areas

A

Gluteal musculature

Thigh

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9
Q

AKA pressure sensitive areas

A

Pubic symphysis
Perineum
Distal limb

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10
Q

BKA pressure tolerant areas

A

Patellar tendon
Medial/lateral tibia
Fibular shaft/neck

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11
Q

BKA pressure sensitive areas

A

Fibular head
Tibial crest
Tibal condyles
Distial tibia

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12
Q

Who is a leaf spring foot used for

A

active patients

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13
Q

Prosthetic causes of excessive knee flexion during early stance

A

Firm heel cushion

Anterior socket placement

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14
Q

Anatomical causes of excessive knee flexion during early stance

A

Flexion contracture

Weak quads

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15
Q

Prosthetic causes of too little knee flexion during early stance

A

Soft heel cushion

Posterior socket placement

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16
Q

Anatomical causes of too little knee flexion during early stance

A

Weak quads

Extensor spasticity

17
Q

Prosthetic causes of early knee flexion during late stance

A

High heel
Socket too far anterior
Insufficient DF stop

18
Q

Prothestic causes of delayed knee flexion in late stance

A

Low heel
Socket too far psoterior
Excessive PF

19
Q

Prosthetic causes of abduction in stance

A

Long prosthesis
Sharp/high medial wall
Poor lateral wall

20
Q

Prosthetic causes of lateral trunk bending in stance

A

Short prosthesis
Sharp/high medial wall
Poor lateral wall

21
Q

Prosthetic causes of forward flexion in stance

A

Unstable knee

Short AD

22
Q

Prosthetic causes of Lordotic posture during stance

A

Inadequate hip/knee flexion

23
Q

Prosthetic causes of Circumduction during swing

A
Long prosthesis
Locked Knee
Loose socket
Inadequate suspension
Small socket
PF foot
24
Q

Prosthetic causes of vaulting/hip hiking during swing

A
Long prosthesis
Locked Knee
Loose socket
Inadequate suspension
Small socket
PF foot
25
Q

Prosthetic causes of heel whips

A

Poorly fitting socket

Misaligned foot/knee

26
Q

Prosthetic causes of high heel rise

A

Inadequate knee unit friction

27
Q

Prosthetic causes of terminal impact (knee unit)

A

Inadequate knee unit friction

28
Q

Prosthetic causes of uneven step length

A

Pain

29
Q

Bracing with TLSO for scoliosis when Cobb angle is less than ____

A

35 degrees