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How much of the gait cycle does the stance phase occupy?
Anonymous Quiz
5%
50%
4%
30%
89%
60%
2%
20%
Which phase occurs when the foot is off the ground?
Anonymous Quiz
6%
Initial contact
10%
Stance phase
85%
Swing phase
Step: Heel strike of one foot to heel strike of the same foot?
Anonymous Quiz
19%
T
81%
F
In one gait cycle occurs combination between stance and swing phases in R and L legs?
Anonymous Quiz
89%
T
11%
F
When stance phase the foot in on the ground and non-weight bearing?
Anonymous Quiz
8%
T
92%
F
Swing phase is called non-weight bearing period?
Anonymous Quiz
87%
T
13%
F
Which subphase occurs when the body weight is directly over the supporting limb?
Anonymous Quiz
10%
Initial contact
80%
Mid stance
5%
Pre-swing
6%
Terminal swing
In which subphase does the toe leave the ground and called weight transfer?
Anonymous Quiz
75%
Pre-swing
14%
Terminal swing
5%
Initial contact
6%
Mid stance
During which phase is the foot in full contact with the ground?
Anonymous Quiz
35%
Mid stance
60%
Loading response
1%
Pre-swing
4%
Mid swing
Which subphase is also known as the "deceleration phase"?
Anonymous Quiz
14%
Initial swing
13%
Mid stance
59%
Terminal swing
15%
Pre-swing
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How much of the gait cycle is spent in double limb support?
Anonymous Quiz
81%
20%
5%
30%
9%
70%
5%
10%
What is the last phase of the swing period before heel strike?
Anonymous Quiz
93%
Terminal swing
4%
Initial swing
2%
Initial contact
2%
Mid stance
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What type of contraction is performed by ankle dorsiflexors during heel strike
Anonymous Quiz
35%
Concentric
53%
Eccentric
10%
Isometric
2%
None of the above
Which muscle group is responsible for eccentric contraction during foot flat phase at the knee joint?
Anonymous Quiz
19%
Hamstrings
45%
Quadriceps
28%
Dorsi flexors
8%
Plantar flexors