Criado por rob bailey
quase 9 anos atrás
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Questão | Responda |
What is normal hip rotation during initial contact ? | At IC it is 5 degrees internal rotation |
What is normal hip flexion at IC | 30 degrees flexion then extension before Toe Off |
what is normal pelvic tilt | forward rotation of 15 degrees |
from 2.5-4 what happens to the walking velocity. | It goes from 0.6 to 1.3 meters per second |
Base of gait for 4-7 year old. | 45% of hip width. |
What is the single leg support for infant, 3 year old and 4 years upwards. | infant 32%. 3 yr old 35%. 4 yrs upwards increasing. |
Tell me about Velocity for an infant, 2 yr old and 4 yr old ? | No control in the infant. increased control in the 2 yr old Increased Velocity from 4 onwards. |
Tell me about Base of gait for an infant, 2 yr old and 4 yr old ? | infant is 70% of hip width. Reduces until about 45% from 4yrs onwards. |
Tell me about Cadence for an infant, 2 yr old and 4 yr old ? | 180 steps/min for infant. 155 for 2 yr old. 120-150 for 4yrs upwards. |
Tell me about step length for an infant, 2 yr old and 4 yr old ? | Short step for a 2 yr old about 7.8inches. Increases until adulthood. |
A two year old has a developed heel strike ? true or false? | False The heel strike does not develop until 3/4 with a full resupination also. |
reciprocal arm sing is developed in most 2 yr olds ? True or false | True. |
The four spinal curves are cervical, thoracic,Lumbar and sacral and are fully developed @ 5 months ? True or False. | True |
What does CEPHALIC mean. | It means that the head is dominant in the individual. the infants head if 1/4 of its body size therefore is said to be cephalic dominant. |
How long does it take for the neurological system to develop after birth ? 2-3 months 12-18 months 24-36 months | 24-36 months, or 2-3 years |
genu-recuvartum is a sagittal plane deformity ? true or false | True |
What is a normal range for Genu-recuvartum up until the age of 5 years | 5-10 degrees |
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