mod 4- orthosis proximal to the knee

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metal and leather

which KAFO design involves no casting?

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metal and leather

which KAFO design response the best to changes in leg volume

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each pair of shoes needs to be modified with caliper box

drawback of metal and leather AFOs attaching directly to the shoe

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PP, co-poly, HDPE

materials used to make thermoplastic KAFOs

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thermoplastic

which kind of KAFO is the easiest to clean?

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thermoplastic

KAFO with the best anatomic control

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edema, heat retention, not as comfortable as leather

contraindications for thermoplastic KAFO

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MS

what disorder is commonly an automatic contraindication for a thermoplastic KAFO due to heat retention?

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controls foot/ankle while leather top increases sitting comfort

benefit of hybrid KAFO with thermoplastic distal section

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accommodates edema while thermoplastic thigh provides more control

benefit of hybrid KAFO with conventional distal section

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double

kind of upright that is recommended for locking knee joints

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excessive genu valgum

knee deformity that may benefit from single uprights (especially if bilateral)

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single

kind of upright indicated for smaller, lightweight patients, or patients with genu valgum

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lamination, thermoforming

how to make uprights “internal”

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must include joint head

condition for trimlines if uprights are internal

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creates weak point

drawback of not including the joint head in internal uprights trimlines

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frontal, transverse

which planes are free knee joints the most stable in?

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hyperextension, frontal plane motion

what motions do free knee joints prevent?

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medial tibial flare

what does a contoured joint head actually contour to?

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polycentric

which knee joint best mimics anatomic knee motion?

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polycentric

which knee joint is used to treat fractures or accommodate a large ROM (like in sports)

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polycentric

which knee joint protrudes less during flexion?

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no

are the 2 articulation points in a polycentric knee joint independent of each other?

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polio, paraplegia

what disorders is the Scott-Craig designed for?

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3-5d

what amount of DF does the Scott-Craig lock the foot into?

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anterior to ankle, posterior to hip and knee

where does the patient’s WB line fall in relation to their joints when wearing a Scott-Craig?

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locked knee, anterior calf band, reinforced stirrup

what elements of a Scott-Craig prevent knee buckling?

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standing in locked position

what function does a Scott-Craig provide?

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custom-fitted thermoplastic, polycentric knee joint, clamshell, free ankle

most common design for fracture bracing

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suspension

function of ankle stirrup in fracture bracing

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splintered bone

contraindication for fracture bracing

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fracture is in the 1/3 of the bone closer to an articulation

when do adjacent segments need to be locked up for fracture bracing?

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IT or soft proximal tissue

what does a WB KAFO bear weight on?

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solid ankle, double upright locking knee

ankle and knee joint requirements for WB KAFO

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quad brim, ischial containment

ways to WB on IT for a KAFO

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padded proximal ring that replaces the thermoplastic cuff in WB KAFOs

what is a ischial ring?

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free

most common ankle and knee joint configurations for coronal plane deformities

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ligamentous laxity, OA, Rickets, Paget’s, Bount’s

examples of disorders that present with coronal plane deformities

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Rickets, Paget’s, Bount’s

deformities in coronal plane that should be checked for flexibility before treatment with an orthosis

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when patient has a lot of soft tissue

when may it be helpful to overcorrect a patient’s deformity in the coronal plane?

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5-buckle knee pad and lateral knee pad

how to treat genu varum with a conventional KAFO

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wraps around medial upright and pulls medially

position of 5-buckle knee pad to correct genu varum

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mounted on lateral upright and pushes medially

position of knee pad to correct genu varum

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t-strap

what AFO component is a 5-buckle knee pad most similar to?

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thigh: high medial, low lateral
calf: high lateral

trimlines for thermoplastic KAFO that is treating genu varum

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wraps around lateral upright and pulls laterally

position of 5-buckle knee pad to correct genu valgum

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mounts on medial upright, pushes laterally

position of medial knee pad to correct genu valgum

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thigh: high lateral, low medial
calf: high medial

trimlines for thermoplastic KAFO that is treating genu valgum

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polio, CVA, paralysis, spina bifida, PVD, neuropathy

name 3 causes of sagittal plane weakness

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CVA, MS, ALS, MD

name 2 neuromuscular causes of sagittal plane weakness

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30d

what is the minimum amount of flexion required for safe ambulation?

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pre-flex uprights, elongate footplate

ways to modify KAFO to accommodate for knee contractures

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15d

what angle increments can a step-lock lock in?

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6d

what angle increments does an adjustable flexion/extension knee joint lock in?

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single-axis

are adjustable flexion/extension knee joints single-axis or polycentric?

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true

true or false: ultraflex joints use powered concentric torsion to accommodate knee flexion contractures

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false

true or false: monodos joints provide bidirectional joint motion

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pneumatics, elastomer, powered

ways for joints to assist with knee extension

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load response joint

what kind of joint is recommended for stance flexion?

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stance flexion/load response

knee joint that locks in full extension and allows up to 15d of motion when unlocked

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manually lock knee joint, posterior offset joint, stance control knee joint

3 ways to manage knee buckling at the level of the knee joint

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4-buckle knee pad

how to manage knee buckling in a conventional AFO

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thigh: high posterior, low anterior

calf: high anterior

how to manage knee buckling by modifying trimlines of the KAFO

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gravity

how do drop locks lock?

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ball retainers

how to ensure KAFO will not lock without patient physically moving the lock into place

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manual

how to unlock drop lock joint

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spasticity (hard to unlock when loaded)

contraindication for drop lock joint

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automatic

how does trigger lock lock?

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proximal release lever

how does trigger lock unlock?

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spasticity, knee flexion contracture (difficult to unlock under load)

contraindications for trigger lock

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hands-free operation

when may a bail lock be indicated?

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may inadvertently unlock

potential downside of using a bail lock

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remote control

how does an electronic lock unlock

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UE limitations

indication for electronic lock knee joint

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torsion-based or powered knee joint

knee joint to use to help patient extend their knee in a KAFO when they have a flexion contracture