Gait deviations in Swing Flashcards

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Insufficient forward pelvic rotation

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  • result of weak abdominal muscles
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insufficient hip and knee flexion

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result of weak hip and knee flexors
- inability to lift leg and move forward

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circumduction

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  • leg swings out to the side
  • result of weak hip and knee flexors
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4
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hip hiking

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  • a compensatory response for weak hip and knee flexors or extensor spasticity
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5
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excessive hip and knee flexion

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  • steppage gait
  • compensatory response to shorted the leg
  • result of weak DFs
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6
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abnormal synergistic activity

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  • excessive hip flexion/ abduction, knee flexion, with DF/inversion
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insufficient knee flexion

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result of extensor spasticity, pain, decreased ROM, or weak hamstrings

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excessive knee flexion

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result of flexor spasticity; flexor withdrawal reflex

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9
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foot drop (equinus)

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result of weak or delayed contraction of DFs or spastic PFs

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10
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varus or inverted foot

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result of spastic invertors, weak fib longus/brevis, or abnormal synergistic pattern

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11
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equinovarus

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result of spasticity of post tib, gastroc, developmental abnormalities

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