Pathological Gait Flashcards

1
Q

What gait deviations would you expect to see when pt has impaired coordination?

A

variable foot placement
impaired sequencing

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What gait deviations would you expect to see when the pt has impaired sensation?

A

variable foot placement

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What gait deviations would you expect to see with a pt who has a perceptual disorder?

A

bumping into obstacles
asymmetrical drama (pusher’s)

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4
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What gait deviations would you expect to see with a pt who has a cognitive disorder?

A

unable to modify movement based on environment

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5
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What are potential foot and ankle gate deviations?

A

inadequate dorsiflexion in swing
IC with forefoot
medial/lateral instability in midstance

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6
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What are potential impairments that could cause foot and ankle deviations?

A

decreased ROM
plantarflexor tone
decreased proprioception

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7
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What are common gait deviations at the knee?

A

inadequate knee flexion in swing
hyperextension in stance
excessive knee flexion in stance

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Impairments that could cause gait deviations at the knee?

A

extension synergy pattern
severe extensor tone

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9
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What are two options to improve foot and ankle position during gait?

A

Functional electrical stimulation
Bracing-LE Orthosis

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