Which of the following orthosis uses the moments created from GRFs to control impaired knee function due to quadriceps weakness/dysfunction is:

A sternal occipital mandibular immobilizer orthosis, or SOMI, is often indicated over a traditional CTO for what type of cervical spine compromised patient?

The Bioness L-3000 or the Walk-Aid are examples of:

An individual wearing the orthosis seen in this figure (extended to the ends of the toes) would be expected to demonstrate:

You have just been referred a patient for treatment related to Parkinsonism. He presents with an observable shuffling type gait and reports he stumbles occasionally around the home, especially on thicker carpets.  In terms of footwear, which of the following would be the best initial choice?

During a gait evaluation, you notice that your patient strikes the ground at initial contact with the forefoot first. What potential etiologies could be contributing to this abnormal gait pattern?

Patient presenting with an anterior compression fracture of T9 would most likely be fitted with a:

Which term describes the intraoperative suturing of muscle to muscle?

You are evaluating the gait of a transfemoral amputee. It is noted that the prosthesis is too tall/long. Which of the following best describes lateral trunk bending for toe clearance during swing?

You are stairs training a young healthy above the knee amputee. According to the prosthetist, the prosthetic knee has the computer programming to allow the amputee to ascend the stairs one step at a time (step to step) and to descend the stairs reciprocally (step over step) once the client is fully trained. You know you will be working with which of the following prosthetic knees.