lecture 8: gait Flashcards

1
Q

define concentric contraction

A

contracting a muscle and shortening the fibers (ex: curling up in a bicep)

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2
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define eccentric contraction

A

contracting muscles and lengthening the muscle (ex: lowering down in a bicep curl)

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3
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define isometric contraction

A

contracting a muscle but dont change the length

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4
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define gait cycle

A

movement begining and ending with ground contract of the same foot (eg: right heel strike to right heel strike)

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5
Q

what percentage of gait is stanced

A

60%

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6
Q

what percentage of gait in swing

A

40%

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7
Q

define a step in the gait cycle

A

movement of a limb (ex: right) from ground contract of one (ex: left) to ground contact of opposite limb (ex: right)

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8
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define a stride in gait cycle

A

movement of both limbs during 1 gait cycle (2 steps)

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9
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a stride is equalto what

A

1 gait cycle

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10
Q

what are the 2 ways to walk faster

A

1) increase cadence (steps/min)
2) increase step length

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11
Q

double support takes up what percentage of the walk

A

20%

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12
Q

what is the difference between waljing and running cycle

A

walking: double limb support ( 2 feet on ground at the same time(
running: you have a flight phase (no feed on the ground)

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13
Q

what are the sub-phases/events of the stance phase of gait (main names)

A

initial cotnact
loading response
mistance
terminal stance
preswing

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14
Q

define initial contact

A

instant the foot contacts the ground

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15
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define loading response

A

time period from immediately following initial contact to the lift of the contralateral extremity from the ground, during which weight shift occurs

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16
Q

define midstance

A

time interval from lift of the contralateral extremity from the ground to the point where the ankles of both extremities are alligned in the frontal (or coronal) plane

17
Q

define terminal stance

A

period from ankle alignment in the frontal plane to just prior to intial contac of the contralateral (swinging) extremity

18
Q

define preswing

A

time interval from initial contact of he contralateral extremity to just prior to lift of the ipsilateral extremity from the ground (unloading weight)

19
Q

what are the names of the subsphases of the swing phase

A

intial swing
mid swing
terminal swing

20
Q

define intial swing

A

lift of the extremity from the ground to position of maximum knee flexion

21
Q

define mid swing

A

immediately following knee flexion to vertical tibia position

22
Q

define terminal swing

A

following vertical tibia position to just prior to intial contact

23
Q

what is the goal of the gait phase

A

progress forwarf

24
Q

what is the goal of stance phase

A

provide shock
absorb shock
provide forward and backward force for progression

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what is the goal of swing phase
limb clearance limb placement transfer momentum
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COM dispalcements of the body move where
lateral displacement in horizontal plane vertical dispalcement combined