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Upper, lower.
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1. What is genu recurvatum?
Anonymous Quiz
14%
Knee flexion greater than 5 degrees
80%
Knee extension greater than 5 degrees
3%
Hip flexion greater than 5 degrees
3%
Ankle dorsiflexion greater than 5 degrees
๐ค1
Which of the following is NOT a cause of knee hyperextension?
Anonymous Quiz
23%
Quadriceps weakness
26%
Hamstring weakness
15%
Plantar flexion contracture
36%
Gluteus maximus spasticity
What is often referred to as a "crouched gait"?
Anonymous Quiz
10%
Hip hiking
59%
Hip or Knee flexion contracture
22%
High steppage gait
10%
Hemiplegic gait
๐ค2
In hip hiking, when does the contralateral pelvis elevate?
Anonymous Quiz
14%
Stance phase
19%
Stance phase
54%
Swing phase
13%
Double support phase
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Hip circumduction during gait is typically seen in which condition?
Anonymous Quiz
71%
Hemiplegia or stroke
11%
Parkinsonโs disease
8%
Cerebellar ataxia
10%
Muscular dystrophy
Which gait is characterized by a wide base of support and jerky movements due to poor coordination?
Anonymous Quiz
35%
Parkinsonian gait
11%
Scissors gait
47%
Ataxic gait
7%
Antalgic gait
What feature is typical of Parkinsonian gait?
Anonymous Quiz
7%
Wide BOS
84%
Shuffling steps and festinating gait
6%
Excessive arm swing
4%
Increased stride length
Scissors gait is caused by:
Anonymous Quiz
32%
Cerebellar dysfunction
11%
Hip abductor weakness
12%
Hip abductor weakness
46%
Hip adductor spasticity
What happens to the stance phase in an antalgic gait?
Anonymous Quiz
16%
Prolonged stance phase
76%
Shortened stance phase
7%
Normal stance phase
1%
Normal stance phase
What compensation is seen in large leg length discrepancies?
Anonymous Quiz
72%
Equinus gait on shorter leg and knee flexion on longer leg
14%
High stepping gait
8%
Wide BOS
6%
Increased arm swing
In hysterical gait, the abnormality:
Anonymous Quiz
26%
Follows a specific neurological pattern
43%
Varies from moment to moment
17%
Is characterized only by foot drop
15%
Mimics Parkinsonian features only
Trendelenburg gait is caused by weakness in which muscles?
Anonymous Quiz
8%
Quadriceps
3%
Hamstrings
89%
Gluteus medius and minimus
0%
Tibialis anterior