Hip rom loading response - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

POAT Midterm Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass Initial Contact / Heel Strike - Answer- Begins the moment the foot touches the ground and is the 1st phase of double support, the heel rocker is initiated Hip flexion, quad and hamstring activation for knee stability, ankle DF to control foot contact with ground Loading Response - Answer- The body absorbs the impact of the weight being transferred onto the outstretched limb through controlled knee flexion and the heel rocker action Hip e...

What is one treatment strategy to use to increase activation in lower extremities following a stroke? correct answer: Have the patient sit in perch sitting and extend the non-affected leg forward to allow for increased weight-bearing. What can limit forward progression of the tibia with sit to stand? correct answer: AFO's Tight Soleous blocking of the knee in pre-extension phase What are the 3 basic tasks accomplished in phases of gait? correct answer: Weight acceptance Single li...

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POAT Midterm Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass Initial Contact / Heel Strike - Answer- Begins the moment the foot touches the ground and is the 1st phase of double support, the heel rocker is initiated Hip flexion, quad and hamstring activation for knee stability, ankle DF to control foot contact with ground Loading Response - Answer- The body absorbs the impact of the weight being transferred onto the outstretched limb through controlled knee flexion and the heel rocker action Hip e...

Biomechanics 1 final exam USAHS already passed How much dorsiflexion is needed to navigate stairs? What about walking? Walking- neutral; Stairs 20 degrees What nerve innervates the dorsiflexors? Deep peroneal What nerve innervates the plantarflexors? Tibial nerve Supraspinatus origin, insertion, action, and innervation Origin: supraspinous fossa of the scapula Insertion: superior facet of the greater tubercle of the humerus and the capsule of the shoulder joint Action: abducts and externall...

POAT Midterm Exam Test Questions With 100% Correct Answers 2024 Initial Contact / Heel Strike - ANSWER- Begins the moment the foot touches the ground and is the 1st phase of double support, the heel rocker is initiated Hip flexion, quad and hamstring activation for knee stability, ankle DF to control foot contact with ground Loading Response - ANSWER- The body absorbs the impact of the weight being transferred onto the outstretched limb through controlled knee flexion and the heel rocke...

PT2- NWHSU- Final (MISSING STRETCHING & THERAPEUTIC EXERCISE) Questions with complete Answers If a muscle is not strong enough to control movement, it _____ (shortens/lengthens) in attempt to restrict motion. Less movement is _____(easier, harder) to control. shortens, easier There can be multiple reasons for a restriction, including joint mobility problem, tight extensibility problem, motor control, or....? a combination of these We should be using modalities to reduce the ___...

NPTEFF Normal Gait Exam Questions with Correct A A PT observes the gait of a 34 y/o male. PT suspects a leg length discrepancy. Which deviation is MOST likely seen by the PT? A.Increased DF of short limb during swing and increased PF of the long limb during stance B.Decreased knee flexion and increased DF of the long limb during stance and increased DF of the short limb during swing C.Increased DF with early heel rise of the long limb at heel off and increased PF of the short limb du...

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