Gait Analysis Quiz

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Gait cycle and biomechanics

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Froggy Jumps Gait Analysis QuizVersión en línea Gait cycle and biomechanics por SANDESH SAKPAL 1 The term “initial contact” has replaced which traditional term in gait terminology? a A. Toe-off b D. Push-off c B. Heel strike 2 During swing phase, the primary movement of the limb is: a A. Backward movement b D. Rotation without translation c B. Forward movement 3 Approximately what percentage of the gait cycle is spent in stance? a B. 40% b A. 20% c D. 60% 4 Double-support periods occur: a B. Twice during a gait cycle b C. Only at mid-stance c A. Only during swing 5 A patient with Diplegic CP demonstrates a stiff-knee gait. Which muscle would be particularly important to assess for abnormal activity? a C. Rectus Femoris b B. Hamstring c A. Tibialis Anterior 6 Approximately what percentage of the gait cycle is spent in double support? a C. 40% b A. 10% c B. 20% 7 Which sequence best represents the major ankle movements during normal gait as presented in the Gait? a C. Plantarflexion → inversion → eversion b B. Plantarflexion → dorsiflexion → plantarflexion → dorsiflexion c A. Dorsiflexion → plantarflexion → dorsiflexion 8 Immediately after initial contact, the ground reaction force tends to cause: a B. Plantarflexion b A. Dorsiflexion c C. Knee extension 9 The approximate range of knee motion shown during gait is: a B. 0–45° b C. 0–60° c A. 0–30° 10 During the early stance phase, knee extension is assisted by: a B. Quadriceps and GRF with soleus b C. Hamstrings only c A. Tibialis anterior only 11 knee extension during swing is primarily produced by: a B. Soleus contraction b A. Quadriceps contraction throughout swing c C. Pendulum movement (Passive) 12 Short or spastic hamstrings during terminal swing may: a B. Prevent full knee extension b C. Cause excessive ankle dorsiflexion c A. Increase knee extension 13 The hip range of motion presented in the gait is approximately: a C. −10° extension to 30° flexion b B. 0–20° flexion c A. 0–10° flexion 14 A patient has dorsiflexor weakness during swing. Which gait problem would be most directly expected? a A. Reduced ground clearance b B. Increased hip extension c C. Reduced knee flexion due to soleus 15 If the tibialis anterior fails to eccentrically control plantarflexion immediately after initial contact, the most likely consequence is: a C. Reduced knee flexion in swing b A. Excessive uncontrolled plantarflexion c B. Excessive hip extension 16 If the soleus is unable to adequately control forward progression of the tibia during stance, which gait component would be most directly affected? a A. Second rocker b B. Initial contact c C. Terminal swing

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Gait Analysis QuizVersión en línea

por SANDESH SAKPAL

The term “initial contact” has replaced which traditional term in gait terminology?

During swing phase, the primary movement of the limb is:

Approximately what percentage of the gait cycle is spent in stance?

Double-support periods occur:

A patient with Diplegic CP demonstrates a stiff-knee gait. Which muscle would be particularly important to assess for abnormal activity?

Approximately what percentage of the gait cycle is spent in double support?

Which sequence best represents the major ankle movements during normal gait as presented in the Gait?

Immediately after initial contact, the ground reaction force tends to cause:

The approximate range of knee motion shown during gait is:

During the early stance phase, knee extension is assisted by:

knee extension during swing is primarily produced by:

Short or spastic hamstrings during terminal swing may:

The hip range of motion presented in the gait is approximately:

A patient has dorsiflexor weakness during swing. Which gait problem would be most directly expected?

If the tibialis anterior fails to eccentrically control plantarflexion immediately after initial contact, the most likely consequence is:

If the soleus is unable to adequately control forward progression of the tibia during stance, which gait component would be most directly affected?