Orthoses Flashcards

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Action of UCBL orthosis

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Stabilize subtalar and tarsal joints in stance

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Indications for UCBL orthosis

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Rearfoot valgus/varus

Flexible pes planus

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Contraindications for UCBL orthosis

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Rigid foot deformity

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Action of DAFO

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Stabilize subtalar and tarsal joints in stance

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Indications for DAFO

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Flexible pes planus
Mild to moderate spastic diplegic or hemiplegic CP
Hypotonic CP

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Action of Supramalleolar orthosis

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Stabilize subtalar and tarsal joints in stance

Preposition foot for initial contact by heel

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Indications for Supramalleolar orthosis

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Flexible pes planus
Mild to moderate spastic diplegic or hemiplegic CP
Hypotonic CP

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Contraindications for Supramalleolar orthosis

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Significant equinovarus hypertonicity

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Action of Posterior Leaf Spring

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Assist limb clearance in swing

Preposition foot for initial contact by heel

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Indications for Posterior Leaf Spring

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Dorsiflexion weakness
Impaired motor control
LMN flaccid paralysis of dorsiflexors

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Contraindications for Posterior Leaf Spring

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Moderate to severe hypertonicity

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Action of Articulating Ankle

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Assist limb clearance in swing
Preposition foot for initial contact by heel
Permit advancement of tibia (2nd rocker) in stance

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Indications for Articulating Ankle

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Impaired motor control of ankle musculature

Potential for recovery of neuromotor function

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Contraindications for Articulating Ankle

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LMN paralysis (flaccidity) or hypotonicity as primary problem

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Actions of Solid-ankle AFO

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Control ankle position throughout stance
Provide stance phase stability via ankle-knee coupling
Assist limb clearance in swing
Pre-position foot for initial contact by heel
Distal trim line behind metatarsal heads or extended toe plate

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Indications for Solid-ankle AFO

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Significant hypertonicity with seriously impaired motor control at ankle and knee

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Contraindications for Solid-ankle AFO

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LMN paralysis (flaccidity) or hypotonicity as primary problem