Gait Deviations Flashcards

1
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Propulsive Gait

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Stooped, Rigid Posture
Forward Head Posture
Forward Lean

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Parkinsonian Gait

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Short, Rapid Steps
No Arm Swing
Difficulty w/Starting, Stopping, & Turning

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3
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Steppage Gait

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Exaggerated Hip & Knee Flexion w/Foot Drop

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4
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Steppage Gait

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Presence means pt may have:
     Weak Dorsiflexors
     Peroneal N. Damage
     Polyneuropathy
     Polio
     MS
     L5 Disc Herniation
     GBS
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5
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Waddling Gait

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Toe-Out

Wide BoS

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Waddling Gait

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Presence means pt could have:
Congenital Hip Dysplasia
Muscular Dystrophy
Spinal Muscular Atrophy

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7
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Ataxic Gait

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Wide BoS
Uncoordinated Movements
Increased Trunk Movements
Variable Foot Placement

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Ataxic Gait

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Presence means pt could have:
Cerebellar Disorder
Severe Sensory Deficit

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9
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Hemiplegic Gait

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Decreased Velocity
Decreased Stance Time on AS
Decreased Step Length on UA
Limb Instability
Difficulty w/Limb Clearance→ Toe Drag, Hip Hiking, Circumduction
Difficulty w/Limb Advancement
Synergy
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10
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Antalgic Gait

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Decreased Stride Length
Avoidance of WB on AS
Maintains Slightly Flexed Knee
Toe Walking on AS

Stance:
     Decreased Stance Time
     Lean towards AS
     Heel Strike Avoidance
     Toe Off Avoidance

Swing:
Flexion, ER, Abduction to relax joint capsule

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11
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Limited Hip Flexion

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Decreased Step Length & Speed
Posterior Pelvic Tilt
Backward Lean
Excessive Forward Pelvic Rotation
Hip Hiking 
Circumduction
Voluntary knee flexion
Contralateral Vaulting
Contralateral Trunk Lean
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12
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Limited Hip Extension

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Decreased Step Length
Anterior Pelvic Tilt
Backward Lean
Lumbar Lordosis
Excessive Knee Flexion/Massed Flexion
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13
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Excessive Hip Adduction

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Scissoring Gait

Presence means pt could have:
Adductor Contracture
Abductor Weakness
Use of adductors as hip flexor in swing

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14
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Excessive Hip Abduction

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Circumduction
Balance Issues
Leg Length Discrepancy

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15
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Excessive ER

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Backward Pelvic Rotation

Presence means pt could have:
     Weak IR’s
     Overactive Glute Max
     Weak Quads
     Use of adductors as hip flexor
     Use of peroneals as plantarflexors→ Bc pt has limited   plantarflexor length
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16
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Excessive IR

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Forward Pelvic Rotation

Presence means pt could have:
     Weak ER’s
     Overactive Medial Hamstrings
     Overactive adductors
     TFL & anterior GM activity
     Weak Quads
17
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Pelvic Hike

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Generally Weak Hip

Difficulty w/foot clearance

18
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Trendelenburg

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Uncompensated:
Weak Abductors
Adductor Contracture/Spasticity
Problems w/Joint Kinesthetics

Compensated:
     Limb Length Discrepancy
     Scoliosis
     Contralateral Abductor Weakness
     Adductors Contracture
     Excessive Plantarflexion
19
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Limited Pelvic Rotation

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Rigid Spine w/Stiff Gait

20
Q

Forward Trunk Lean

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Weak Glute Max
Weak Quads
Ankle PF

21
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Limited Knee Flexion

A

Weak Quads
Difficulty w/toe off & possible toe drag
Excessive hip flexion

22
Q

Excessive Knee Extension

A

Weak Quads

Dynamic Retraction to maintain speed & endurance

23
Q

Limited Knee Extension

A

Decreased Step Length
Hamstring Spasticity
Rapid advancement of Tibia due to Weak Soleus

24
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Weak Quads

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Knee buckles during loading
Hyperextension during stance
Forward lurch
Maintenance of knee extension until opposite foot is fully loaded
Fast Retraction of Hip in Terminal Swing
25
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Excessive PF

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Decreased Stride Length
Decreased Step Length
Decreased Velocity

Initial Contact
Low Heel Contact
Forefoot Strike Instead of Heel Strike

Loading
Decreased Knee Flexion

Midstance
     Knee Hyperextension
     Early Heel-Off (Fast)
     Forward Lean (Slow)
     Decreased Heel Rocker to Toe Off
Midswing
     Circumduction
     Lateral Trunk Lean
     Increased Hip & Knee Flexion
     Toe Drag
     Contralateral Vaulting
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Excessive DF

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Decreased Gait Speed
Decreased Step Length
Crouched Gait in Stance
No Heel Strike
Instability During Single Limb Support
Late Heel Off
Excessive Eversion
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Excessive Inversion (Varus)

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Lateral Forefoot Loading
Early Heel Off

Presence means pt could have:
     Overactive Soleus
     Plantarflexion Contracture
     Overactive Toe Flexors
     Weak Peroneals
28
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Excessive Eversion (Valgus)

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Excessive Dorsiflexion
Shortened Heel-on at IC

Presence means pt could have:
Weak Invertors