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Which AFO is most appropriate for a patient with ankle instability and no DF? - answer
Solid AFO

T/F: To restore the biomechanics advantage of a dislocated PIP joint the best stress to
use is compression. - answer True

T/F: A dynamic hand splint would best help improve passive range of motion in a
patient's hand with hypertonicity - answer True

T/F: Burning is a sign of a nerve irritation in an ill fitting orthoses - answer True

Static orthoses hold a body segment at rest through rigid supports. Negative effects of
these can include - answer Both muscle atrophy and tightness

A leather bottom flat shoe with a mile toe spring is best for what patient population? -
answer Parkinson’s

T/F: A patient with edema in their legs would benefit best from a metal double upright
AFO. - answer True

A KAFO is indicated when - answer

In order to be considered for a SCKAFO a patient must have - answerMMT of at least
3/5 for hip flexors

T/F: A bioness or walk aide is an example of a myoelectric device. - answerTrue

T/F: Heel rocker, ankle rocker and foot rocker all describe phases of gait. - answerTrue

T/F: The most stable cervical orthoses is the Halo. - answerTrue

An AFO set in slight plantarflexion will - answerIncrease knee extension in stance or
heel rocker for a knee that buckles

An AFO that is set in slight dorsiflexion will - answerDecrease knee hyperextension in
stance phase

If a patient presents with mild spasticity of the plantarflexion and toe drag, the AFO
should be set in - answerSlight DF

, Most orthoses employ what type of level? - answerFirst Class Lever

For a patient who presents with clonus, what orthosis should be considered? -
answerAn articulating AFO with PF or DF stop to decrease clonus at rest but allow for
movement

What type of orthosis is utilized to hold the ankle in a few degrees of PF so the tibia
doesn't roll over the ankle? - answerFloor Reaction AFO

What type of orthosis is used when there is no anterior compartment muscle function? -
answerCarbon Fiber AFO

What type of orthosis does not provide medial/lateral support like the Posterior Spring
Leaf, can provide dynamic spring assist, and has been shown to enhance gastroc
strength? - answerCarbon Fiber AFO

What type of orthosis has little medial/lateral support, but supports the weight of the foot
during swing phase? - answerPosterior Spring Leaf

Why are forces distributed over large surfaces? - answerTo decrease pressure on the
skin

The sum of the primary force and counter force will always be - answerZero

What type of movement arm will decrease the amount of force to control a joint? -
answerLarge Movement Arm

What type of cervical orthosis is the least stable? - answerSoft Collar

What is the only difference between the Philadelphia and Miami J? - answerThe Miami
J has more plastic on it which makes it slightly more stable

What are the biggest signs of nerve irritation with orthotic use? - answerBurning and
tingling

A patient wearing an orthosis experiencing burning is the result of - answerEdema or an
orthoses that is fitting too tight

Cold and color changes are indicative of - answerVascular Irritations

If a hand patient's goal is to improve passive range of motion, what type of splint should
be used? - answerA dynamic splint

Does a solid thermoplastic AFO accommodate for edema? - answerNo

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