Locomotor Training Post Stroke Flashcards

1
Q

Acutely up to ____ of patients with stroke lose the ability to walk independently

A

80%

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2
Q

At 3 months post stroke, what percentage of patients with stroke require assistance or supervision?

A

33%

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3
Q

What are common gait abnormalities post stroke?

A

Decrease in speed
Decrease in cadence
Increase width of BOS
Increase double support time

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4
Q

What asymmetries does the hemiparetic leg show during gait?

A

Increase in step length
Decrease in stance time with possible knee hyperextension
Decrease in weight bearing

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5
Q

What is average walking speed post stroke?

A

0.5-1 mph

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6
Q

What is the best predictor of functional ambulation status post stroke?

A

Gait velocity

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7
Q

What gait speed correlates to household ambulation?

A

< 0.4 m/s or 1 mph

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8
Q

What gait speed correlates to limited community ambulation?

A

0.4-.8 m/s or 1.2 mph

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9
Q

What gait speed correlates to unlimited community ambulation?

A

> 0.8 m/s or 1.8 mph

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10
Q

What gait speed correlates to crossing a street during a red light?

A

0.5-0.8 m/s or 1-1.8 mph

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11
Q

What is the range of gait velocity post-stroke?

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0.25-0.5 m/s or 0.5-1 mph

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12
Q

Recovery of locomotion is best correlated with what?

A

Strength of distal muscles

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13
Q

Walking speed is the ___ vital sign

A

6th

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14
Q

How many feet indicates restriction inside the house?

A

60 feet

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15
Q

How many feet indicates the capability to walk outside to the sidewalk and back?

A

150 feet

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16
Q

How many feet indicates the capability to go to the grocery store?

A

1000 feet minimum

17
Q

_____________ can be loaded through the hemiplegic leg when standing on a postural platform

A

Less than 40% of body weight

18
Q

What were the results of Richards study in 1993 on walking training for patients with stroke?

A

Specificity of training was more important than total training time

19
Q

What were the results of Sullivan’s study in 2002 on walking training for patients with stroke?

A

Training speeds closest to normal walking speed were most effective in improving self-selected velocity

20
Q

What is the mechanism of effectiveness of BWSTT in chronic stroke according to Enzinger’s 2009 study?

A

Walking improvements are associated with cortical activation changes

21
Q

According to Cruz’s study in 2009, gait velocity is positively associated with…

A

hip extensor strength

22
Q

According to Cruz’s study in 2009, hip extension and flexion and knee flexion strength were associated with…

Therefore…

A

Reduced frontal plane pelvic compensations

Strengthen hip flexors/extensors and knee flexors

23
Q

According to Cruz’s study in 2009, multi-joint coupling was associated with…

Therefore…

A

Increased compensatory pelvic movement at toe-off

Fractionate hip and knee movements

24
Q

When it comes to the time course of gait changes post stroke, Reisman’s study in 2013 found that…

A

Biomechanical measures improve and plateau at 4 weeks and functional measures improve through 12 weeks of training

25
Q

Based on Reisman’s study in 2013, what goals should be given and at what time?

A

Set biomechanical goals until 4 weeks and continue to improve functional goals through 12 weeks

26
Q

When it comes to treatment parameters with BWSTT, what is the frequency?

A

3x per week

27
Q

When it comes to treatment parameters with BWSTT, what is the intensity?

A

Starting at a max of 40% unweighting and progressing to 0% as tolerated

28
Q

When it comes to treatment parameters with BWSTT, what is the duration?

A

Starting as tolerated with rest as needed (2x2 mins) and progressing to 20 mins

29
Q

When it comes to treatment parameters with BWSTT, what is the assistance parameters?

A

One person to assist involved LE and one person to assist in stabilizing trunk