GAIT KINES REVIEW QUIZ Flashcards
A physical therapist examines the gait of a 62-year old patient. The therapist observes that the patient’s right foot has a tendency to slap the ground during heel strike to foot flat. The observation can BEST be explained by weakness of the:
Iliopsoas
Tibialis Posterior
Gastrocnemius
Tibialis Anterior
Tibialis Anterior
Single support time is:
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Equal to stance time
Equal to stride length
Greater than stance time
Less than stance time
Less than stance time
Single support time is:
Group of answer choices
The GRF is posterior producing knee flexion and quads are working eccentrically
The GRF is posterior producing knee flexion and the quads are working concentrically
The GRF is anterior producing knee flexion and the quads are working concentrically
The GRF is anterior producing knee flexion and the quads are working eccentrically
The GRF is posterior producing knee flexion and quads are working eccentrically
Which of the following statements is true concerning the knee joint and GRF at heel strike point of gait:
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GRF is posterior to the knee producing knee flexion and the quads are working concentrically
GRF is posterior to the knee producing knee flexion and the quads are working eccentrically
GRF is posterior to the knee producing knee extension and the quads are working concentrically
GRF is anterior to the knee producing knee flexion and the quads are working eccentrically
GRF is posterior to the knee producing knee flexion and the quads are working eccentrically
Which of the following is true about swing phase of gait:
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In general, it is a high-energy phase of gait due to the predominance of concentric contractions
the hamstrings and gluteus maximus contract in preparation for heel strike
the anterior tibial group works less than the posterior tibial group throughout this phase
the iliopsoas works eccentrically during the deceleration to maintain proper hip position
the hamstrings and gluteus maximus contract in preparation for heel strike
During Single Leg Stance (midstance) on the right (during gait):
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the pelvis drops on the left as the center of gravity reaches its lowest point and the left abductors are working
the pelvis drops on the right as the center of gravity reaches its lowest point and the left abductors are working
the pelvis drops on the left as the center of gravity reaches its highest point and the right abductors are working
the pelvis drops on the right as the center of gravity reaches its highest point and the right abductors are working
the pelvis drops on the left as the center of gravity reaches its highest point and the right abductors are working
Cycle time in gait:
Group of answer choices
Averages about one cycle per second for most people
Measures the distance traveled in one stride
Tells you how long it takes to go through one step
Is measured as steps per minute
Averages about one cycle per second for most people