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PTAS100 Assitive Devices and gait

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What are indications for handwashing?   Before and after contact with patient, donning and removing gloves, contact with wounds/mucosal surfaces, when there is doubt  
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How long should a PTA wash his/her hands for?   30 seconds  
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What are the 3 categories of assistive devices?   Canes, crutches and walkers  
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What are the indications for using an AD?   Balance, fatigue, weaknes, instability, cosmesis, reduce WBing  
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What is the most stable AD?   Walker (parallel bars are static)  
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What is the least stable AD?   Cane  
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How should crutches be measures?   20-30' of elbow flexion, with crutches 2" lateral and 6" anterior, 2-3 fingers from axilla  
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List the types of gait:   3-point, modified 3-point,4-point,2-point, swing-to and swing-through  
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How should a patient ascend/descend stairs with crutches?   Ascend: unaffected extremity, crutchesDescend: affected extremity, crutches  
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What is the purpose of a cane?   Widen BOS and improve balance  
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What is the purpose of a walker?   Improve balance and relieve WBing  
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Where should the PTA guard the patient   On affected side slightly behind  
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What requirements are needed for a functional gait?   Support the upright body, maintain balance in upright position and execute the stepping motion  
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What are the major components of the gait cycle?   Stance phase and swing phase  
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Name components of stance phase using Rancho Los Amigos terminology   Initial contact, load response, midstance, terminal stance and preswing  
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Name components of swing phase using Rancho Los Amigos terminology   Initial swing, midswing, terminal swing  
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Name components of stance phase using traditional terminology   Heel-strike, foot flat, single-et support, heel-off and toe-off  
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Name components of swing phase using Rancho Los Amigos terminology   Acceleration, midswing, deceleration  
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What is the usual base width?   6-8"  
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What is the step length?   12-16"  
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What is the stride length?   24-32"  
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Where is the center of gravity?   5cm in front of S-2  
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What are other components that contribute to gait?   Lateral pelvic shift, pelvic rotation, reciprical arm-swing  
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