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Kinesiology Gait Practice Test
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What percentage of gait is loading response?
10-30%
0-10%
30-50%
50-70%
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0-10%
Explanation:
Loading response is the initial weight-acceptance portion of the stance phase right after the foot makes contact. It occupies about 0–10% of the gait cycle, the first slice of stance in which the body begins to transfer weight onto the limb and absorb shock. Functionally, the knee flexes slightly and the ankle lowers the heel into plantarflexion, with the foot pronating to adapt to the ground while the muscles control the rate of loading. This brief window sets up stability for the subsequent phases of stance (midstance and terminal stance) and is shorter than those later portions. That’s why 0–10% is the correct range for loading response.
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