L10: Physiotherapy Quiz

The greater load on the nervous system will be associated with:

The assessment of gait with an additional task is based on:

To assess gait with an additional task, one can use:

Conducting a gait assessment with an additional task in a hospital corridor (where there are many patients present):

An additional task during the assessment of gait with a cognitive dual-task may include:

During the assessment of gait with an additional task, the efficiency of the additional task is measured by:

During the assessment of gait with an additional task, gait variability (e.g., cycle time variability) is calculated using the following formula:

During the assessment of gait with an additional task, the Mean Dual-Task Effect is calculated using the following formula:

During the assessment of gait with an additional task, the Dual-Task Effect is calculated using the following formula:

Analyzing gait assessment with an additional task, the Mean Dual-Task Effect indicates:

Which of the following symptoms can worsen gait indicators with an additional task in orthopedic patients:

The standard range for gait cycle time variability or gait cycle length variability is:

A properly conducted gait assessment consists of the following stages:

Which indicators in gait assessment with an additional task allow for the evaluation of attention division strategies:

Limited mobility in society occurs in individuals who walk at a speed less than:

Gait variability indicators (cycle time variability/step variability or cycle length variability/step variability) can be useful in assessing:

During gait assessment with an additional task, the patient should be instructed to:

Gait assessment with an additional task is NOT helpful in:

Causes of worsening gait indicators with an additional task may include: ACL injury, age-related changes, Parkinson’s disease.

Causes of worsening gait indicators with an additional task may include: cold, upper respiratory tract infection.