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23 Cards in this Set
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Swing phase
increased knee flexion (excessive heel rise) |
Prosthetic cause:
1. Insufficient knee friction Amputee cause: 1. Too strong hip flexion |
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Swing phase
increased knee extension (terminal impact) |
Prosthetic cause:
1. Insufficient knee friction Amputee cause: 1. Too vigorous hip flexion followed by strong hip extension 2. Security to insure knee extension |
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Swing phase
medial whip |
Prosthetic cause:
1. excessive external rotation 2. Too tight socket 3. excessive valgus of prosthetic knee 4. scilesian belt too tight laterally Amputee cause: 1. improper donning of prosthesis 2. excessive adipose tissue with poor muscle control |
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Swing phase
lateral whip |
Prosthetic cause:
1. excessive internal rotation 2. too tight socket 3. excessive valgus of prosthetic knee Amputee cause: 1. improper donning of prosthesis 2. excessive adipose tissue with poor muscle control |
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Swing phase
circumduction |
Prosthetic cause:
1. too long prosthesis 2. too thick medial brim 3. too much knee stability (alignment or resistance) 4. improperly aligned pelvic band Amputee cause: 1. abduction contracture 2. insecurity knee control |
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Swing phase
pelvic rise |
Prosthetic cause:
1. too long toe lever arm 2. too much knee stability (alignment or resistance) |
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Swing phase
pelvic posterior rotation |
Amputee cause:
1. inadequate transverse pelvic rotation |
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Swing phase
decreased stride length on prosthetic side |
Prosthetic cause:
1. anterior leaning pylon 2. prosthesis too short 3. inadequate suspension Amputee cause: 1. pain in the sound limb 2. hip flexion contracture on sound side |
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Swing phase
increased stride length on prosthetic side |
Prosthetic cause:
1. painful socket 2. prosthesis too long Amputee cause: 1. compensation for decreased stride with sound limb 2. insecurity during prosthetic stance 3. hip flexion contracture on prosthetic side 4. knee flexion contracture on sound side |
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swing phase
decreased toe clearance |
Prosthetic cause:
1. prosthesis too long 2. pistoning (inadequate suspension, insufficient socks, socket too large) amputee cause: 1. loss of weight 2. muscle atrophy 3. improperly donned 4. weak hip or knee flexors |
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swing phase
increased toe clearance |
Prosthetic cause:
1. insufficient knee friction amputee cause: 1. excessive hip flexion 2. vaulting |
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single limb support
abducted gait |
Prosthetic cause:
1. prosthesis too long 2. too high medial wall 3. improper relief for distal femur on lateral wall 4. foot too much outset amputee cause: 1. abduction contracture 2. fear or habit |
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single limb support
pelvic lateral tilt |
Prosthetic cause:
1. inadequate adduction of the socket amputee cause: 1. weak gluteus medius stance limb 2. poor balance |
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single limb support
pelvic drop off (during late stance on the prosthetic side) |
Prosthetic cause:
1. toe lever too short 2. anterior leaning pylon foot too dorsiflexed 3. socket set too anterior to foot |
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single limb support
pelvic posterior rotation |
amputee cause:
1. inadequate transverse pelvic rotation |
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single limb support
lateral bending of trunk |
Prosthetic cause:
1. inadequate adduction of the socket 2. prosthesis too short 3. too high medial wall causing pain 4. outset foot amputee cause: 1. weak hip abuctors 2. abduction contracture 3. painful residual limb 4. very short residual limb 5. inability to weight-bear 6. habit or fear |
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single limb support
trunk lordosis |
Prosthetic cause:
1. insufficient socket flexion 2. posterior wall promotes anterior pelvic tilt amputee cause: 1. tight hip flexors 2. weak hip extensors 3. weak abdominals 4. habit |
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single limb support
trunk flexion |
Prosthetic cause:
1. too much socket flexion amputee cause: 1. flexion contraction 2. poor proprioception 3. habit |
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single limb support
decreased stance time |
Prosthetic cause:
1. pain from socket amputee cause: 1. inadequate weight bearing 2. poor balance 3. insecurity |
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single limb support
increased stride width |
prosthetic cause:
1. prosthesis too long 2. outset foot 3. socket too abducted 4. medial wall pressure 5. medial leaning pylon Amputee cause: 1. poor balance 2. abduction contracture 3. adducted sound limb 4. habit |
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weight acceptance phase (IC to loading response)
external rotation of the prosthesis |
prosthetic cause:
1. anterior or medial bring pressure 2. too stiff heel cushion or plantar flexion bumper 3. too long a heel lever 4. too much built-in toe-out Amputee cause: 1. extension force too great 2. poor residual limb muscle control 3. improperly donned prosthesis |
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weight acceptance phase (IC to loading response)
knee flexion or instability |
prosthetic cause:
1. knee axis too far ahead of the TKA line 2. insufficient socket flexion 3. too long heel lever arm 4. too stiff heel cushion or plantar flexion bumper 5. too much dorsiflexion Amputee cause: 1. weak hip extensors 2. severe hip flexion contracture 3. altered height of shoes |
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weight acceptance phase (IC to loading response)
foot slap |
prosthetic cause:
1. too soft heel cushion or plantar flexion bumper 2. too short a heel lever Amputee cause: 1. too forceful driving of prosthesis to the ground insuring knee stability |