My Baylor DPT Class | Predicting Induced Torques from Joint ROMs

The video tutorial covers the upcoming science exam on gait, focusing on understanding joint angles and predicting induced torques. It explains the role of flexion and extension in hip, knee, and ankle joints, and how these movements can be used to predict torques. The tutorial also highlights exceptions where predictions may not work, particularly in concentric contractions.

What are the exceptions noted in the text regarding the prediction of induced torques?

Describe how the flexion torque affects knee flexion during the gait cycle.

What challenges are presented when analyzing the ankle joint during initial swing?