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Question 1 of 3

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Posterior Kaye Walkers:
- Are not suitable for individuals that tends to lean forward.
- Promote better alignment of center of gravity and trunk extension.
- Should only be used for outdoor mobility due to the large foot print.
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The main aim of a gait trainer is to:
- Improve independence of walking, muscle strengthening, motor learning, gait re-education.
- Improve safety for ambulation.
- Provide community ambulation.
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Choose the correct statement:
- Rigid AFOs are best suited for people with calf complex spasticity as it provides the most support.
- GRAFOs are used to manage dystonia.
- Posterior leaf spring AFOs have greater flexibility which aids the calf complex to push off at terminal stance.
- Hinge AFOs make negotiating steps more challenging.
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