Boericke's Repertory › LOCOMOTOR SYSTEM › EXTREMITIES (LOWER)
GAIT
Oscar E. Boericke · Boericke's Repertory · 9th edition of the Pocket Manual, 1927 · 0 remedies
GAIT
The book lists no remedies under this heading; see its sub-rubrics.
Sub-rubrics
- Agility1
- Ataxia5
- Backward [Walking]1
- Child slow to learn Walking6
- Drags feet, [When walking]3
- Falling to ground suddenly [When walking or standing]1
- Foot shoots out, or turns, [When walking]1
- Heels do not touch ground, [When walking]1
- Joints feel painfully tense, as from hamstrings shortened, [When walking]3
- Legs feel as if made of wood, or glass, [When walking]1
- Legs feel heavy as lead, [When walking]1
- Legs involuntarily thrown forward, [When walking]1
- Lifts feet higher than usual, and brings them down hard, [When walking]1
- Limps involuntarily, [When walking]1
- Must stoop, [When walking]4
- Seems to be walking on air, [When walking]2
- Sluggish, slow3
- Spastic; knees knock against each other when walking1
- Staggering, unsteady
- Stumbles easily, makes missteps, [When walking]2
- Tendency to fall forward, [When walking]; falls when walking backward
- Trembles all over, [When walking]1
- Uneven ground, very difficult, [When walking on]1
Cite: Oscar E. Boericke, Boericke's Repertory, 9th edition of the Pocket Manual, 1927 — LOCOMOTOR SYSTEM; EXTREMITIES (LOWER); GAIT