out of the cervical orthoses, which ones have anterior openings to accommodate for
ventilation devices
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Philly, Aspen, Miami J
which AFO are you prescribing this pt?
PF spasticity/contracture, or absent proprioception that DOES affect foot placement
during standing or gait
BERG 43 or higher
no severe spasticity
intact proprioception
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PF stop AFO
describe 3rd forefoot rocker
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from end of MS to toe off (when big toe ext)
CASH (TLO) controls what motions
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limits flexion, allows hyperextension
what is a dome shaped addition in the form of a teardrop positioned with the apex
just proximal to the met heads to support collapse transverse metatarsal arch
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metatarsal mound/pad
,your pt has <3+/5 quad strength in only the test side and >3+/5 quad strength in
contralateral limb. a unilateral KAFO is indicated on the test side at this point... the pt
does not have knee hyperextension ROM... what is indicated
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locked knee joint (drop or bail lock)
when is a locking KAFO indicated
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when AFO does not control knee buckling, medial/lateral stability or AP
stability, or if they have < 3/5 quad strength
who should not use bail lock KAFOs
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those with no UE strength/coordination
what is the benefit of a metal single or double upright AFO
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, accommodates to change in limb size (lymphedema or CHF pts)
what kind of braces use 4 points of contact
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ACL brace
KAFO
which phases of gait does a posterior spring leaf AFO allow
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allows heel and ankle rocker (1st and 2nd) only
which type of orthosis utilizes low load, long duration stretch with the muscle at/near
its maximum length
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serial static orthosis
what muscles are active during 3rd foot rocker
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ventilation devices
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Philly, Aspen, Miami J
which AFO are you prescribing this pt?
PF spasticity/contracture, or absent proprioception that DOES affect foot placement
during standing or gait
BERG 43 or higher
no severe spasticity
intact proprioception
,Give this one a try later!
PF stop AFO
describe 3rd forefoot rocker
Give this one a try later!
from end of MS to toe off (when big toe ext)
CASH (TLO) controls what motions
Give this one a try later!
limits flexion, allows hyperextension
what is a dome shaped addition in the form of a teardrop positioned with the apex
just proximal to the met heads to support collapse transverse metatarsal arch
Give this one a try later!
metatarsal mound/pad
,your pt has <3+/5 quad strength in only the test side and >3+/5 quad strength in
contralateral limb. a unilateral KAFO is indicated on the test side at this point... the pt
does not have knee hyperextension ROM... what is indicated
Give this one a try later!
locked knee joint (drop or bail lock)
when is a locking KAFO indicated
Give this one a try later!
when AFO does not control knee buckling, medial/lateral stability or AP
stability, or if they have < 3/5 quad strength
who should not use bail lock KAFOs
Give this one a try later!
those with no UE strength/coordination
what is the benefit of a metal single or double upright AFO
Give this one a try later!
, accommodates to change in limb size (lymphedema or CHF pts)
what kind of braces use 4 points of contact
Give this one a try later!
ACL brace
KAFO
which phases of gait does a posterior spring leaf AFO allow
Give this one a try later!
allows heel and ankle rocker (1st and 2nd) only
which type of orthosis utilizes low load, long duration stretch with the muscle at/near
its maximum length
Give this one a try later!
serial static orthosis
what muscles are active during 3rd foot rocker
Give this one a try later!
