TT Gait Analysis Flashcards

1
Q

early stance excessive knee flexion

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anatomical cause: flexion contracture, weak quads

prosthetic cause:

  • high shoe heel
  • insufficient PF
  • stiff heel cushion
  • socket too far anterior
  • socket excessively flexed
  • cuff tabs too posterior
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early stance insufficient knee flexion

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anatomical cause:

  • extensor spasticity
  • weak quads
  • anterior-distal pain
  • arthritis

prosthetic cause:

  • low shoe heel
  • excessive PF
  • soft heel cushion
  • socket too far posterior
  • socket insufficiently flexed
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3
Q

midstance lateral thrust

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prosthetic cause: excessive foot inset

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4
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midstance medial thrust

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prosthetic cause: excessive foot outset

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5
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late stance early knee flexion/”drop off”

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anatomical cause: flexion contracture

prosthetic causes:

  • high shoe heel
  • insufficient PF
  • keel too short
  • DF stop too soft
  • socket too far anterior
  • socket excessively flexed
  • cuff tabs too posterior
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6
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late stance delayed knee flexion/perception of walking uphill

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anatomical cause: extensor spasticity

prosthetic causes:

  • low shoe heel
  • excessive PF
  • keel too long
  • DF stop too stiff
  • socket too far posterior
  • socket insufficiently flexed
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7
Q

initial contact ball of the foot DF > 1.5 inches

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causes:

  • stride length too long
  • excessive socket flexion

correction: train pt to maintain equal stride length

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8
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initial contact knee fully extended

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causes:

  • heel lever arm too short
  • heel resistance too soft
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9
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initial contact excessive or insufficient compression

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causes: heel resistance too soft or too firm

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10
Q

continual anterior distal tibia pressure

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cause: excessive use of knee extensors
correction: teach hamstring gait

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11
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mid-stance lateral trunk bending exceeds 1 inch at head

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causes:

  • hip pathology
  • foot outset too far
  • prosthesis too short
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12
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mid-stance gait base exceeds 2 inches/wide based gait

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causes:

  • foot outset too far
  • prosthesis too long
  • hip pathology
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13
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mid-stance inversion/eversion of foot or walking on lateral or medial edge

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causes:

  • improper ADD or ABD
  • loose socket M/L
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14
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mid-stance lateral displacement exceeds 0.5 inches

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Causes:

  • foot outset too far
  • loose socket M/L
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15
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mid-stance no lateral displacement or any displacement medially

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causes:

  • foot outset too far
  • pain in fibular area
  • short RL
  • knee pathology
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16
Q

terminal stance knee goes into extension; pressure on anterior knee

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causes:

  • toe lever arm too short
  • amputee changed shoe to lower heel
  • insufficient socket flexion
17
Q

Weight transfer to pre-swing drop off/WB period shortened/knee flexion accentuated

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cause: toe lever arm too short

18
Q

swing phase whip (medial or lateral)

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causes:
- suspension too short
- hip and knee pathology