locomotion

Question 1

high tech therapy better than home strength and balance for gait training in stroke

Answer 1

not superior

keep things high intensity tho

Question 2

ability to achieve essential movement components depends on

Answer 2

rhythm
timing of rotations
free arm swing

Question 3

essentail components of gait

Answer 3

stance phase

swing phase

Question 4

functional walking requires

Answer 4

forward propulsion
weight shift acceptance
alignment of stance leg
single leg stance

Question 5

are sensory inputs important during gait

Answer 5

yes

Question 6

evidence to support decreasing falls

Answer 6

sit to stand
symmetrical weight bearing
agility, speed, functional strength

Question 7

three assessment to assess gait

Answer 7

6 minute walk (end)
10m walk (velocity)
TUG

Question 8

primary changes in post stroke clients compared to age in gait

Answer 8

decrease velocity, stride length

increased duration of double support phase

Question 9

major kinetmiatc difference stroke and not

Answer 9

dec hip ext at terminal stance
hip flex at swing
knee flex at toe off
ankle DF at heal contact
ankle PF at TO

Increase knee flex at Heal contact

Question 10

research of gait improvement

Answer 10

most change in first three months, plateau at 6

Question 11

issue with gait research in stroke

Answer 11

sensitivity of measure an issue

Question 12

limited community ambulator

Answer 12

.4-.8 m/s

Question 13

full community ambulator

Answer 13

> 0.8 m/s

Question 14

Red flag for gait speed

Answer 14

less than .6 m/s

greater than 6.67 seconds to walk 4 meters

they’ll be dependent for ADL, and falls risk

Question 15

yellow flags gait speed

Answer 15

0.6-1 m/s

can get 6.67 second 4 m

less than .67 m/s can do ADL
need fall risk help
limited community ambulator

Question 16

green light gait speed

Answer 16

> 1m/s
<4 seconds to walk 4 m

functional community ambulatory

Question 17

to cross two lanes of traffic

Answer 17

<1.14 m/s

Question 18

intervention aims to optimize walking performance :

Answer 18

prevent adaptive changes in soft tissue
elicit voluntary activation 
increase strength 
increase velocity
make it flexible n adaptive
increase CV fitness

Question 19

Gait treatment optons

Answer 19

task specific 
whole task or part
adaptive equipment
strength
feedback 
mental practice
virtual reality

Question 20

do you just train stance and swing

Answer 20

no whole task

Question 21

is body weight support treadmill good

Answer 21

yes but need ground training too or its not

Question 22

purpose of orthoses

Answer 22

safety
energy conservation
prevention of damage to joint

Question 23

steps RCT

Answer 23

body weight supported on treadmill

locotmotor strength (bike)

strength
muscle specific

upper extremity ergo

Question 24

evidence for EMG biofeedback in retraining strength gait ?

Answer 24

no

Question 25

promote the capacity to create ____ while moving in all ___ and maintaining __

Answer 25

vertical orientation
directions
balance

Question 26

is just practicing gait enough

Answer 26

not all factors limiting gait too

Question 27

ability to achieve essential movement components depends on

Answer 27

rhythm
timing of rotations
free arm swing