Gate, Gait, Gay it Flashcards

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Name the key components of postural assessment

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  • Foot position
  • knee height
  • PSIS symmetry
  • Waist folds
  • Inferior angles of scapula (distance between and symmetry)
  • Shoulder Height
  • EAM Position relative to shoulders
  • Iliac crest symmetry
  • Step width
  • Leg length discrepancies
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Name and describe the tests associated with postural assessment

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  • Foreward bend
  • Thomas Test
  • SLR
  • Abdominal strength
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3
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What should you look for during a gait assessment?

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  • Antalgic patterns
  • in or out toeing
  • Equinovarus
  • Genu recurvatum
  • Trendelenburg or abductor lurch
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What should you look for when performing Observation Gait Analysis?

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Refer to OGA chart on blackboard lab 12 - Z

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5
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What are the factors influencing the ability to ambulate in children?

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  • Muscle tone
  • Motor Control
  • Strength
  • Range of motion
  • Sensory integrity
  • Reciprocation in lower extremities
  • Motivation
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Name some interventions for gait training in children

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  • change the environment
  • facilitate next developmental steps with minimal interference
  • Hands on facilitation: less is better
  • Need for assistive devices
  • Training staff and family with ambulation assistance
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