SCI 9 - HIT Flashcards

1
Q

what is the goal with high-intensity gait training (HIGT) and why

A

keep HR at or above 60-80% maximum heart rate
- need this for neuroplastic changes to occur

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what is high-intensity gait training (HIGT)

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vigorous walking and stepping practice keeping HR over certain target level

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why is keeping HR over a certain level a key component to HIGT

A

inc VO2 up to a certain point and inc O2 into neuro tissues
–> helps w neurological recovery

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how is the HR level to stay above during HIGT determined

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level based on resting and max HR –> calculate max HR or HR reserve

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5
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how does HIGT tap into neuroplasticity principles

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high reps
high specificity

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6
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beyond neuro benefits, what other system benefits are seen w HIGT

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improved CV fitness and endurance

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7
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what walking related outcomes are improved w HIGT

A

speed
walking quality
walking symmetry
balance
transfers to other mobility

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8
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what are factors/ways to keep someone’s HR in target zone during HIGT

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adding ankle wts to legs
inc speed
ascend/descend stairs
change directions
add obstacles

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9
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what outcomes were significantly increased in HIGT compared to traditional PT

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inc number of steps in PT
inc steps following dc

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10
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how many steps are needed for neuroplasticity and how many were seen w HIGT

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2000-6000 steps

4000 in HIGT

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