Transtibial Gait Flashcards

1
Q

_____ co-contraction should be considered for knee stability with transtibial gait

A

Hamstring

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2
Q

Tall kneeling can be started early to address ____ ____, and ____ _____

A

weight bearing; trunk control

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3
Q

T/F: transtibial sockets should be total pressure

A

False

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4
Q

T/F: transtibial sockets should be total contact

A

True

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5
Q

Pressure sensitive areas with transtibial sockets include:

A
  • Head of fibula.
  • Tibial crest.
  • Tibial condyles
  • Distal tibia/fibula.
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6
Q

Room in the transtibial socket must be allowed posteriorly for the ______ tendons

A

Hamstring

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7
Q

If the prosthetic foot is positioned anterior to the socket, the prosthetic will have more _____

A

stability

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8
Q

If the prosthetic foot is positioned posterior to the socket, the prosthetic will have more ______

A

mobility

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9
Q

Transtibial sockets are generally in ___ degrees of _____to increase loading on ___ ____

A

5; socket flexion; patellar tendon

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10
Q

Transtibial sockets are generally in ___ degrees of ____ to decrease loading of _____

A

5; adduction; fibular head

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11
Q

T/F: the foot in a transtibial prosthetic is generally placed slightly lateral

A

False

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12
Q

T/F: the foot in a transtibial prosthetic is generally placed slightly medial

A

True

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13
Q

Before teaching transtibial gait, a therapist must know their patients levels of ____ and ____ as well as their prior level of _____ and their ______

A

Cognition, fear; function; comorbidities

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14
Q

Hip and Knee _____ are important for weight shift to the prosthetic limb

A

extensors

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15
Q

Should you know your prosthetic components?

A

Yes

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16
Q

Can your prosthetist help explain features of the prosthetic to you

A

Yes

17
Q

Key components of Transtibial gait include _______ strength, _______ _______, and ________

A

Extensor; foot placement; balance

18
Q

T/F: When performing squats with a transtibial patient, the feet should be in IR

A

False

19
Q

T/F: When performing squats with a transtibial patient, the feet should be in ER

A

True

20
Q

When having a patient perform repeated small steps, emphasis should be put on _____ _____ and _____ _____

A

Heel strike; weight shift

21
Q

Other appropriate training activities for a transtibial patient include:

A

Grid work with heel strike.
Lunges
Sidestepping:with Theraband

22
Q

The prosthetic socket in a transtibial prosthetic is usually aligned ______ the foot

A

Directly over

23
Q

The prosthetic socket in a transtibial prosthetic is usually aligned ______ the foot

A

Directly over

24
Q

The prosthetic socket in a transtibial prosthetic is usually aligned ______ the foot

A

Directly over