Gait for final

Question 1

During Midstance the tibia?

Answer 1

Correct Answer
Is moving forward

Correct Answer Has reached maximal dorsiflexion angle

Has reached maximal plantar flexion angle

Correct!Is for the most part vertical with the ground

Question 2

Write the percentage of gait for each of the listed phases (just the number, no percentage sign). 
Double limb support  
Single limb support  
Stance phase 
Swing phase

Answer 2

double 20
single 40
stance 60
swing 40

Question 3

During which phase of gait are the following muscles working at their peak?

Tibialis Anterior

Hip flexors

Gultius Medius

Gastroc Soleus

Answer 3

TA=loading resp
HF=mid-swing
G Med=Mid stance
Gast and sole= Terminal stance

Question 4

The knee is flexing (moving into flexion) during which phase(s) of gait?

Answer 4

Loading resp

Preswing

Question 5

Ataxic

Answer 5

Unsteady, dyskinesis, wide bos

Question 6

Antalgic

Answer 6

Time < on painful limb

Question 7

Vaulting

Answer 7

Excessive pf on good limb during mid stance to assist with foot clearance

Question 8

Circumduction

Answer 8

Abnormal ER, IR, a24, and a44 for clearance

Question 9

Parkinson

Answer 9

fixed posture, short steps, weight-over metatarsal heads

Question 10

Equine

Answer 10

No heel-strike or contact

Question 11

Scissor

Answer 11

Stepping over the midline

Question 12

Spastic

Answer 12

Hip, knee flex, and toe drag

Question 13

Steppage

Answer 13

Excessive hip/knee flex to compensate for foot drop

Question 14

Trendellenburg

Answer 14

Weak glut med results in a contralateral hip drop