Gait Analysis Flashcards

1
Q

Traditional Phases of Gait

A
Heel strike
Foot Flat
Midstance
Heel off
Toe off
Acceleration
Midswing
Deceleration
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2
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Ranchos Los Amigos Phases of Gait

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Initial Contact
Loading Response
Mistance
Terminal Stance
Preswing
Initial Swing
Midswing
Terminal Swing
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3
Q

Initial Contact

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Instant heel contacts the ground

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4
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Loading Response

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From heel contact to foot flat

Continues until contralateral limb lifts off ground

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5
Q

Double support time increases with

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Age
Lack of balance
Pathology

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6
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Double support time decreases with

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Increased velocity

Increased cadence

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7
Q

Midstance

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From foot flat position until the body is supported over the WB limb
Begins when contralateral extremity lifts off the ground

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Terminal Stance

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From midstance through heel off of the WB extremity

From midstance until contact of the contralateral extremity

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9
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Preswing

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From heel off until toe off of the WB extremity

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10
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Initial Swing

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From toe off until maximum knee flexion of ipsilateral extremity

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11
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Midswing

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From maximum knee flexion until tibia is in a vertical position

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12
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Terminal Swing

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From vertical tibia position until just before initial contact of the ipsilateral extremity

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13
Q

Center of Mass displacement during gait

A

Anterior to S2

Sagittal and frontal plane displacement during gait

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14
Q

Sagittal plane displacement of COM during gait

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5 cm superior-inferior
Max during simultaneous midstance and midswing
Min during double support

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15
Q

Frontal Plane displacement of COM during gait

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Max just after midstance as BW is shifted over stance limb
Increased step width allows greater med/lateral displacement of COM
Narrow width=less energy=less safety

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16
Q

Lateral Pelvic Tilt

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During midswing, COM reaches highest point

Slight depression of unsupported limb minimizes rise

17
Q

Knee Flexion

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At midstance when the COM is at its highest
COM rise would be much greater with extended knee
Tempers superior inferior motion

18
Q

Knee, Ankle/Foot interactions Initial contact to loading response

A

Knee flexion, TC PF, Subtalar pronation

19
Q

Knee, Ankle/Foot interactions midstance through terminal stance

A

COM is lowering

Smooth transition via knee extension, TC PF, subtalar supination

20
Q

Forward and Backward rotation of pelvis

A

Forward rotation with the swing extremity
4 degrees on swing and 8 degrees on stance
Swing LE lengthened in terminal swing
Stance LE lengthened in Preswing