Kl62
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Human Gait
NewGait refers to the manner or pattern of walking. It is a complex, coordinated activity involving muscles, joints, and the nervous system.
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Functional disability assessment
PopularDisability evaluation is the process of assessing how a disease or injury affects a person’s ability to perform daily activities and participate in normal life. It includes examining physical function, limitations, and overall independence to plan treatment and measure progress.
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Gait(human walking pattern)
NewGait is the manner or pattern of walking, involving a coordinated sequence of movements of the lower limbs, trunk, and upper limbs to achieve efficient forward progression of the body while maintaining balance and stability. 
It is a complex motor activity controlled by the integration of the musculoskeletal system, nervous system, and sensory feedback mechanisms (visual, vestibular, and proprioceptive inputs).
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Screw home mechanism (loking and unlocking of knee)
NewThe screw home mechanism is the automatic rotation of the knee joint during the last 20–30° of extension, which locks the knee and makes it stable for standing. 
 It is called “screw home” because the movement is similar to tightening a screw — a small rotation that locks the joint.
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Grades of mobilization (Maitland concept)
NewJoint mobilization is a manual therapy technique applied in graded oscillatory movements to restore joint function and reduce pain.
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McKenzie techniques (Mechanical diagnosis and therapy _MDT)
NewMcKenzie techniques are a system of assessment and treatment used in physiotherapy, mainly for spinal and extremity conditions. It focuses on repeated movements and sustained positions to reduce pain, centralize symptoms, and restore function. It helps in identifying directional preference and promotes patient self-management
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Tennis elbow
NewTennis elbow is a musculoskeletal disorder, which causes pain in lateral epicondyle of humerus