Gait Analysis for the Performance Dog – Lesson 1 Quiz

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1. Question
Gait analysis is a medical art that takes time and experience to develop. Which of the below are not a descriptor of or not a factor when developing the analytical skills for analyzing an animal’s gait?
- It is important to understand normal movement
- A consistent order of observations can help in developing one’s analytical skills
- Once a variance is noted, the observer must determine which side is moving abnormally and which movements are compensatory
- In the beginning, asymmetrical gaits, like the gallop, are easier to use for analysis
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Which of the below was not described when discussing subjective and quantitative gait analysis?
- Subjective gait analysis is sometimes called Qualitative
- Subjective gait analysis typically uses non-numerical descriptions
- Subjective gait analysis is typically used in research settings, whereas Quantitative is used only in the clinical setting
- Quantitative gait analysis describes movement, or its parts, in numerical terms
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A standard protocol is useful for analyzing gait or locomotion in the clinical setting. Which of the following were not presented as a protocol suggestion?
- A symmetrical gait, i.e. the trot, is best used for gait analysis
- Tell the owner/client what is observed and don’t create a written report for your clinical files
- View the subject from the front, back, side and while it in moving in a circle, or turning
- Sometimes having the patient trot on surface variances or attempt obstacles can help to identify locomotion alterations
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Which of the below was not part of the discussion on the body’s role in locomotion?
- Locomotion occurs as a result of the summation of all of the body segments and joints moving and working together
- The body’s segments must function properly to provide normal locomotion
- If one segment underperforms, the other segments can adapt or alter movement to maintain close-to-normal locomotion
- Veterinarians do not need to understand normal movement
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Which of the below is incorrect related to the discussion on the neuromuscular actions of locomotion?
- Nerves stimulate muscles to move bones around their joints
- There is a feedback mechanism that allows for balanced movement
- Force is created by the bones and received by musculoskeletal system
- The body can learn segmental movements and the structures can adapt, so the proper conditioning and training programs can improve how the body handles the rigors of activity
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Which of the below is incorrect related to the discussion on the normal forces of locomotion?
- In the running gait, the rear limbs provide most of the body’s propulsion
- The paravertebral muscles do not play a role in locomotion
- Each leg will have an impact (braking) phase followed by a propulsion phase
- There is a sequence of learned actions that produce locomotion
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