Gait Deviations
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Topics of this game:
- Which of the following statements is true?
- Which of the following is NOT a gait deviation?
- While performing a gait analysis from a posterior view, a therapist notices a patient's right hip drops during stance phase? Which muscle group would be weak?
- After performing a gait analysis, a therapist concludes a patient has R LE Genu Recurvatum. Which of the following therapeutic exercises would you include in your treatment intervention plan?
- What would happen if you patient had an injury to the femoral nerve?
- When you design a treatment intervention plan for a patient presenting with foot slap, which type of exercises would be the best to include?
- A patient who presents with L LE hip drop who ambulates with supervision no AD, which of the following assistive devices is most appropriate to include when performing gait training with the patient?
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