Flashcards PPT 3.2: Module 1b: Gait Deviations for Transtibial Amputation

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What are common gait deviations during initial contact for TTA?

1. Excessive knee flexion

2. Insufficient knee flexion

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What is the prosthetic cause of excessive knee flexion during IC for TTA?

1. High shoe heel

2. Insufficient PF

3. Stiff heel cushion

4. Socket too far anterior

5. Socket excessively flexed

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What is the anatomic cause of excessive knee flexion during IC for TTA?

Weak quads or flexion contracture

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What is the prosthetic cause of insufficient knee flexion during IC for TTA?

1. Excessive PF

2. Low shoe heel

3. Soft heel cushion

4. Socket too far posterior

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What is the anatomic cause of insufficient knee flexion during IC for TTA?

Weak quads or arthritis

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What are common gait deviations for transtibial amputees in stance phase for TTA?

1. Excessive knee flexion

2. Knee hyperextension

3. Foot slap (rapid PF)

4. Excessive medial and lateral thrust

5. Early knee flexion

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What is the prosthetic cause of excessive knee flexion in stance phase for TTA?

1. High shoe heel

2. Insufficient PF

3. Stiff heel cushion

4. Socket too far anterior

5. Socket excessively flexed

<p>1. High shoe heel</p><p>2. Insufficient PF</p><p>3. Stiff heel cushion</p><p>4. Socket too far anterior</p><p>5. Socket excessively flexed</p>
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What is the anatomic cause of excessive knee flexion in stance phase for TTA?

Weak quads or flexion contracture

<p>Weak quads or flexion contracture</p>
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What is the prosthetic cause of knee hyperextension in stance phase for TTA?

1. Excessive PF

2. Low shoe heel

3. Soft heel cushion

4. Socket posterior

<p>1. Excessive PF</p><p>2. Low shoe heel</p><p>3. Soft heel cushion</p><p>4. Socket posterior</p>
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What is the anatomic cause of knee hyperextension in stance phase for TTA?

Weak quads or arthritis

<p>Weak quads or arthritis</p>
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What is the prosthetic cause of foot slap (rapid PF) in stance phase for TTA?

1. Soft PF bumper

2. Foot stiffness

<p>1. Soft PF bumper</p><p>2. Foot stiffness</p>
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What is the anatomical cause of foot slap (rapid PF) in stance phase for TTA?

Patient weight gain

<p>Patient weight gain</p>
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What is a common gait deviation in midstance for TTA?

Excessive medial and lateral thrust

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What is the prosthetic cause of medial and lateral thrust in midstance for TTA?

1. Excessive foot inset

2. Excessive foot onset

<p>1. Excessive foot inset</p><p>2. Excessive foot onset</p>
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What is the anatomical cause of medial and alteral thrust in midstance for TTA?

1. Genu varum/valgum

2. Short residual limb

<p>1. Genu varum/valgum</p><p>2. Short residual limb</p>
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What is a common gait deviation in terminal stance for TTA?

1. Early knee flexion

2. Drop off

<p>1. Early knee flexion</p><p>2. Drop off</p>
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What is the prosthetic cause of early knee flexion in terminal stance for TTA?

1. High shoe heel

2. Insufficient PF

3. DF stop too soft

4. Socket too anterior

5. Socket excessively flexed

<p>1. High shoe heel</p><p>2. Insufficient PF</p><p>3. DF stop too soft</p><p>4. Socket too anterior</p><p>5. Socket excessively flexed</p>
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What is the anatomic cause of early knee flexion in terminal stance for TTA?

Flexion contracture

<p>Flexion contracture</p>
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What is the prosthetic cause of drop off in terminal stance for TTA?

1. Short toe lever

2. Over DF flexed

<p>1. Short toe lever</p><p>2. Over DF flexed</p>
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What is the anatomical cause of drop off in terminal stance for TTA?

1. Pain in distal tibia

2. Short residual limb

3. Quad weakness

<p>1. Pain in distal tibia</p><p>2. Short residual limb</p><p>3. Quad weakness</p>