Orthotics Flashcards

1
Q

What single axis KAFO is used for patients with genu recurvatum, and why?

A

Free motion knee joint has a stop to prevent hyperextension

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What do you add to a dual channel ankle joint for plantar spasticity

A

Posterior pin

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What does adding a footplate to a knee immobilizer?

A

Decreases rotational instability of the knee

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4
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What do you add to a dual channel ankle joint for toe drag

A

Posterior pin

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5
Q

Advantage of thermoplastic orthoses

A

Can be molded and remolded by heating

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6
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2 main reasons why knee orthoses are prescribed

A
  1. Prevent genu recurvatum

2. Provide mediolateral stability

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7
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Which plastic AFO trim line is used with someone with high level of spasticity

A

Rigid plastic AFO

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8
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Which type of knee orthosis is prescribed for protection and management of sports injuries, such as ACL injuries?

A

Lenox-Hill derotation orthosis

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9
Q

Dorsiflexion creates knee flexion moment at what part of gait cycle?

A

After heel strike

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10
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2 main types of KAFOs

A

Single axis or polycentric KAFO

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11
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What do you add to a dual channel ankle joint for weak knee extensors?

A

Anterior pin

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What do you add to a dual channel ankle joint for flaccid foot drop

A

Posterior spring

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13
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What do you add to a dual channel ankle joint for weak plantarflexors

A

Anterior pin

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14
Q

Which plastic AFO trim line is used for someone with flaccid foot drop

A

Posterior leaf spring AFO

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15
Q

What single axis KAFO is used for patients with severe obesity and quadriceps weakness?

A

KAFO with double metal uprights and posterior offset knee joint

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16
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3 trim line designs for plastic AFOs

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  1. Posterior leaf spring
  2. Semirigid plastic AFO
  3. Rigid plastic AFO
17
Q

In a reciprocal gait orthosis, how is forward stepping achieved?

A

Active hip flexion
Lower abdominal extension
Trunk extension

18
Q

What do you add to a dual channel ankle joint to limit plantarflexion?

A

Posterior pin

19
Q

What do you add to a dual channel ankle joint for knee hyperextension?

A

Posterior spring

20
Q

What does adding a spring or a pin in a single channel ankle joint do?

A

Spring assists in dorsiflexion.

Pin limits plantar flexion.

21
Q

Which type of knee orthosis is prescribed to control knee hyperextension/genu recurvatum

A

Swedish knee cage

22
Q

What do you add to a dual channel ankle joint to assist dorsiflexion

A

Posterior spring

23
Q

What do you add to a dual channel ankle joint to limit dorsiflexion

A

Anterior pin

24
Q

Which plastic AFO trim line is used for someone with foot drop with some extensor tone and/or mediolateral instability of the ankle

A

Semirigid plastic AFO

25
Line of gravity in relation to hip joint, knee joint and ankle joint
Posterior to hip, anterior to ankle, anterior to knee
26
What type of orthosis is a bilateral HKAFO that paraplegics may use to ambulate?
Reciprocal gait orthosis
27
What orthosis is used in a paraplegic that can provide unsupported standing
Scott-Craig orthosis
28
Which plastic AFO trim line is used for someone with Charcot joint
Rigid plastic AFO
29
Plantar flexion creates knee extension moment at what parts of gait cycle?
Midstance to toe off
30
Line of gravity in relation to cervical, thoracic and lumbar vertebrae
Behind cervical, in front of thoracic, behind lumbar