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8531 Prosthetics > Prosthetic Knee Chart > Flashcards

Prosthetic Knee Chart Flashcards

1
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Alignment stability: manual locking

A

Most

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2
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Alignment stability: outside hinges

A

Least

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3
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Alignment stability: single axis

A

Low

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4
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Alignment stability: polycentric

A

High

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5
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Amputee stability: manual locking

A

None needed

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6
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Amputee stability: outside hinges

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High

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7
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Amputee stability: conventional

A

High

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8
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Amputee stability: polycentric

A

Low

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9
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Indications: manual locking

A
  • last resort

- usually for post-op instability

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10
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Indications: outside hinges

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Knee disarticulation ONLY

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11
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Indications: conventional

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  • long limb with good voluntary control

- rarely used

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12
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Indications: polycentric

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  • knee disarticulation

- short or long TF RL

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13
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Indications: polycentric (K levels

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K 2-4 for low-mod impact activities

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14
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Advantages: manual locking

A

Most stable

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15
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Advantages: conventional

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  • durable

- inexpensive

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16
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Advantages: polycentric

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  • excellent stability
  • knee center symmetry
  • good swing clearance
17
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Disadvantages: manual locking

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  • gait deviations

- needs to be short to facilitate swing

18
Q

Disadvantages: outside hinges

A
  • poor cosmesis

- knee axis asymmetry

19
Q

Disadvantages: conventional

A

Poor stability

20
Q

Disadvantages: polycentric

A
  • not heavy duty
  • increased weight
  • requires charging
21
Q

Pneumatic, hydraulic, and microprocessor knees all fall under this category

A

Polycentric

22
Q

Swing control types

A
  • extension aid and mechanical friction
  • pneumatic
  • hydraulic
  • microprocessor controlled
23
Q

Advantages: extension aid and mechanical friction

A
  • durable

- low cost

24
Q

Advantages: pneumatic

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  • increased resistance with increased cadence

- unaffected by temp changes

25
Q

Advantages: hydraulic

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  • increased resistance with increased cadence (very slow to very fast)
26
Q

Advantages: microprocessor

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  • adjusts resistance instantly based on flex/ext angle and foot contact
  • allows controlled descent
  • more knee flexion ROM
27
Q

Disadvantages: extension aid and mechanical friction

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  • constant speed (doesn’t adjust to cadence)
  • may loosen
  • debris may interfere
28
Q

Disadvantages: pneumatic

A

high speeds may overpower available resistance

29
Q

Disadvantages: hydraulic

A
  • high cost

- high weight

30
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Disadvantages: microprocessor

A
  • high cost
  • high weight
  • sensitive to moisture
  • etc.
31
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Braking (stance control): manual locking

A

N/A (locked)

32
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Braking (stance control): outside hinges, conventional, ext aid and friction, pneumatic, hydraulic

A
  • stance control: knee in ≤ 15˚ flexion

- aka weight activated or “safety knee”

33
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Braking (stance control): microprocessor knee

A
  • Active

- ≤ 35˚

8531 Prosthetics (16 decks)

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