What is the main function of calf muscles during mid to terminal stance?
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15%
Dorsiflex the foot
63%
Control tibial advancement
3%
Stabilize the hip
19%
Initiate toe-off
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Which deformity involves plantar flexion of the foot?
Anonymous Quiz
37%
Calcaneus deformity
47%
Equinus deformity
11%
Valgus deformity
5%
Varus deformity
What is a potential long-term effect of gluteus maximus compensation?
Anonymous Quiz
8%
Genu valgum
10%
Foot drop
81%
Hyperlordosis
1%
Club foot
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Sensory loss affects gait by:
Anonymous Quiz
3%
Increasing joint range
17%
Reducing need for compensation
8%
Causing muscle spasms
71%
Preventing awareness of limb position
Waddling gait is typically due to:
Anonymous Quiz
87%
Bilateral hip abductor weakness
10%
Unilateral hip abductor weakness
2%
Quadriceps tightness
1%
Knee varus deformity
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Which compensation might occur in someone with quadriceps weakness?
Anonymous Quiz
20%
Hip circumduction
2%
Toe drag
71%
Hand-pushing femur backward
8%
Backward trunk lean
Clubfoot is characterized by:
Anonymous Quiz
21%
Dorsiflexion, eversion, abduction
3%
Flexion, abduction, eversion
69%
Plantarflexion, inversion, adduction
7%
None of the above
A "high steppage gait" is typically seen in cases of:
Anonymous Quiz
8%
Hip abductor weakness
14%
Knee extensor weakness
63%
Dorsiflexor weakness
15%
Calf muscle tightness
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In genu recurvatum:
Anonymous Quiz
85%
The knee hyperextends
3%
The hip abducts
9%
The ankle dorsiflexes
3%
The pelvis tilts forward
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