Gait Analysis Trivia Quiz
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Ready for an informative Gait analysis trivia quiz? A gait is understood as a pattern of limb movements that are made during locomotion. Human gaits are known as the various ways in which a human can move. This can be natural or a result of specialized training. These are some questions to test your knowledge of Gait. Let's find out how much you know, and we hope you enjoy it. Good luck!
- 1.Normal gait cycle occurs during:
- A.
Running
- B.
Dancing
- C.
Walking
- D.
Hopping
- 2.The distance between successive contact points of opposite feet:
- A.
Gait or step length
- B.
Stride length
- C.
Lateral pelvic shift
- D.
Base width
- 3.Distance between the two feet when viewed anterior or posterior:
- A.
Gait or step length
- B.
Lateral pelvic shift
- C.
Stride length
- D.
Base width
- 4.Distance between successive points of contact of the same foot:
- A.
Base width
- B.
Stride length
- C.
Gait or step length
- D.
Mid-stance
- 5.Side to side movement of the pelvis during walking:
- A.
Anterior pelvic shift
- B.
Posterior pelvic shift
- C.
Lateral pelvic shift
- D.
Medial pelvic shift
- 6.This gait parameter reaches its highest point at mid-stance and its lowest point at initial contact:
- A.
Step length
- B.
Vertical pelvic shift
- C.
Lateral pelvic shift
- D.
Pelvic rotation
- 7.Normal speed of walking:
- A.
90-120 steps/minute
- B.
150-180 steps/minute
- C.
40-50 steps/minute
- D.
250-300 steps/minute
- 8.The entire right foot is flat on the floor and the left foot is still touching the floor, so this continues to be a period of double support. The right foot is in:
- A.
Flat foot
- B.
Mid-stance
- C.
Heel off
- D.
Toe off
- 9.The right leg alone carries the body weight while the left leg goes through its swing phase and becomes the leading leg. The right foot is in:
- A.
Heel off
- B.
Mid-stance
- C.
Flat foot
- D.
Toe off
- 10.Heel of foot rises off the floor in:
- A.
Flat foot
- B.
Toe off
- C.
Heel off
- D.
Mid-stance
- 11.The stance leg (right leg) unloads body weight to the opposite leg and the toe of the right foot rises off the floor. The right foot is in:
- A.
Heel strike
- B.
Heel off
- C.
Toe off
- D.
Flat foot
- 12.The left foot is coming off the floor while the right foot is accepting the body weight. The right foot is in:
- A.
Heel strike
- B.
Mid-stance
- C.
Heel off
- D.
Toe off
- 13.When the shoulder is elevated, the following muscles could be hypotonic EXCEPT:
- A.
Upper trapezius
- B.
Levator scapula
- C.
Rhomboids
- D.
Lower trapezius
- 14.Hypertonic muscle that causes the abdomen to protrude:
- A.
Ilipsoas
- B.
Rectus abdominis
- C.
Obliques
- D.
Transverse abdominis
- 15.Winging of the scapula can be caused by the following hypertonic muscles:
- A.
Upper trapezius, infraspinatus, teres minor
- B.
Middle and lower trapezius
- C.
Upper trapezius, pectoralis minor, levator scapula
- D.
Serratus anterior, rhomboids, levator scapula
- 16.Pelvis is considered to have "anterior tilt" when lumbar spine is
- A.
Hypolordotic
- B.
Hyperlordotic
- C.
Kyphotic
- D.
Hypokyphotic
- 17.Weakened erector spinae muscles in lumbar spine can cause:
- A.
Anterior pelvic tilt
- B.
Kyphotic curve
- C.
Posterior pelvic tilt
- D.
Hyperlordotic curve
- 18.Knock knee appearance can be caused by a weakened:
- A.
Vastus medialis
- B.
TFL
- C.
Vastus lateralis
- D.
Biceps femoris
- 19.In a military posture, the lumbar spine is:
- A.
Hyperlordotic
- B.
Hypolordotic
- C.
Normal lordosis
- D.
Posterior pelvic tilt
- 20.If a client has a positive functional leg test where the leg is short on the left, the hypertonic muscle group responsible could be:
- A.
Left adductors
- B.
Left abductors
- C.
Right adductors
- D.
Left gastrocenimeus
- 21.A low ilium can be caused by the following hypertonic muscles except:
- A.
TFL
- B.
Gluteal group
- C.
Hamstrings
- D.
Obliques
- 22.Bowlegged appearance can be caused by the following weakened muscles except:
- A.
TFL
- B.
Vastus lateralis
- C.
Gracilis
- D.
Gluteus maximus
- 23.Foot pronation can be caused by the following hypertonic muscle:
- A.
Gluteus medius
- B.
Gluteus minimus
- C.
Tibialis posterior
- D.
Gastrocnemius
- 24.A unilaterally rotated ilium is called:
- A.
Anterior tilt
- B.
Posterior tilt
- C.
Extended ilium
- D.
Neutral
- 25.A high ilium is caused by hypertonicity of:
- A.
QL and lumbar erector spinae group
- B.
Gluteal group and hamstrings
- C.
TFL and sartorius
- D.
Rectus femoris and hamstrings
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