A treatment goal for longer transradial residual limbs is to preserve as much pronation and supination as possible. To accomplish this, which of the following would you choose for socket suspension?

________________ is the joining of digits and can be incomplete or complete.

What is the most critical information obtained from the sound side when measuring/evaluating in order to bench align a transtibial prosthesis?

What is the procedure for assessing a pelvis that is not level during static alignment?

The proper bench alignment for a transtibial socket is __________ degrees of __________.  

Which of the following foot types provides improved tibial progression (rollover) in stance phase through deflection?

What functional level (K-level) would be assigned to a patient who only uses his prosthesis to go from his bedroom to his kitchen to prepare meals, but spends most of his time in bed or on the couch?

Once the contralateral limb leaves the ground, the most important function of the prosthetic foot/ankle mechanism becomes __________.

The procedure that separates the radius and the ulna and harnesses pronation for grasping is known as the  _____________ procedure and is reserved for bilateral transradial or wrist disarticulation amputees with blindness.

_________ retention describes a method in which topological features like vents, slots, dimples, threads, etc. aid in the retention of the implant.