Gait Flashcards

1
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Stance phase is what % of the gait cycle?

A

60%

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2
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Swing phase is what % of the gait cycle?

A

40%

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3
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Standard terminology for the stance phase?

A
Heel strike
Foot flat
Midstance
Heel off
Toe off
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4
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Standard terminology for the swing phase?

A

Acceleration
Midswing
Deceleration

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5
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Rancho Los Amigos terminology for stance phase?

A
Initial contact
Loading response
Midstance
Terminal stance
Pre-swing
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6
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Rancho Los Amigos terminology for swing phase?

A

Initial swing
Midswing
Terminal swing

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7
Q

Hip flexion ROM for normal gait?

A

0-30 deg

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8
Q

Hip extension ROM for normal gait?

A

0-10 deg

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9
Q

Knee flexion ROM for normal gait?

A

0-60 deg

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10
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Knee extension ROM for normal gait?

A

0 deg

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11
Q

Ankle DF ROM for normal gait?

A

0-10 deg

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12
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Ankle PF ROM for normal gait?

A

0-20 deg

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13
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Gait & Muscle activity during: initial contact

A

ankle DF’s, quads, hamstrings, hip extensors, hip abductors

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14
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Gait & Muscle activity during: loading response

A

ankle DF’s, quads, ankle PF’s, tibialis posterior, hip extensors

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15
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Gait & Muscle activity during: midstance

A

ankle PF’s, quads (minimal), hip abductors, iliopsoas

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16
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Gait & Muscle activity during: terminal stance

A

anke PF’s, quads (minimal), hip abductors, iliopsoas

17
Q

Gait & Muscle activity during: pre-swing

A

ankle PF’s (peak), hamstrings, hip flexors

18
Q

Gait & Muscle activity during: initial swing

A

anke DF’s, hamstrings, hip flexors

19
Q

Gait & Muscle activity during: midswing

A

ankle DF’s, hip + knee musculature minimal (momentum allows advancement of limb)

20
Q

Gait & Muscle activity during: terminal swing

A

ankle DF’s, ankle inverters, quads, hamstrings, hip extensors

21
Q

Define base of support.

A

The distance measured between the left and right foot during progression of gait. The distance decreases as cadence increases.

22
Q

What is the average base of support for an adult?

A

2-4 inches

23
Q

Define cadence.

A

The number of steps an individual will walk over a period of time.

24
Q

What is the average cadence for an adult?

A

110-120 steps/min.

25
Define degree of toe-out.
The ankle formed by each foot's line of progression and a line intersecting the center of the heel and second toe.
26
What is the average degree of toe-out for an adult?
7 deg.
27
Describe the relationship of double support stance and speed of gait.
Inversely related: the time of double support stance increases as gait speed decreases. This phase does not exist with running.
28
When is a single gait cycle completed?
Gait cycle refers to the sequence of motions that occurs from initial contact of the heel to the next consecutive initial contact of the same heel.
29
What is the average pelvic rotation during gait for an adult?
8 deg total: 4 deg forward with the swing leg and 4 deg backward with the stance leg.
30
Define step length.
The distance measured between right heel strike and left heel strike.
31
What is the average step length for an adult?
28 inches
32
Define stride length.
The distance measured between right heel strike and the following right heel strike.
33
What is the average stride length for an adult?
56 inches