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    This document contains a worksheet to analyze the phases of sit to stand movement, including initial conditions, preparation, initiation, execution, termination, and whole task analysis. The worksheet includes boxes to check off observations for various movement constructs and guidance on what body systems to evaluate if problems are observed in specific phases.

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    Sit to Stand Movement Analysis Worksheet

    Movement phases and Observations


    constructs
    Initial Conditions
    Observe starting posture. Observations:

    Preparation Phase
    Did the person understand the Yes No
    instructions? Observations:

    If no, consider evaluating: Mental functions: Global (consciousness, orientation function, motivation, impulse
    control), Specific (attention, ability to follow direction, memory, emotion, perception).
    Can the person perform the Yes No
    baseline task without Observations:
    modifications?

    If no: Was a demonstration needed? Were task variations required to complete the task? (Describe task regressions)

    Initiation Phase
    Does movement begin with the Yes No
    appropriate timing and in the Observations:
    appropriate direction?
    Constructs: sequencing, timing

    If no, consider evaluating: Musculoskeletal: Range of motion, muscle performance. Neuromuscular: Motor
    function. Other: Balance confidence, activity avoidance.
    Execution Phase
    Are the body segments (head, Yes No
    trunk, and LEs) aligned in all 3 Observations:
    planes throughout execution?
    Constructs: alignment, stability

    Does the person demonstrate Yes No


    appropriate amplitude of forward Observations:
    weightshift, with adequate hip and
    knee flexion, ankle DF throughout
    flexion and early lift phases?
    Constructs: amplitude,
    sequencing
    Does the person demonstrate Yes No
    appropriate trunk, hip, knee Observations:
    extension during extension
    phase?
    Constructs: amplitude,
    smoothness
    If no, consider evaluating: Musculoskeletal: Muscle performance, range of motion, joint integrity and mobility.
    Neuromuscular: Sensory integrity, motor function, reflex integrity, posture, balance. Other: Balance confidence,
    activity avoidance.
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    Termination Phase
    Does the person maintain COM Yes No
    over BOS without excessive Observations:
    sway?
    Constructs: stability

    If no, consider evaluating: Musculoskeletal: Muscle performance, range of motion, joint integrity and mobility.
    Neuromuscular: Balance, sensory integrity, motor function, reflex integrity, posture. Other: Balance confidence,
    activity avoidance.
    Whole Task analysis
    Is the overall speed appropriate Yes No
    for the task? Observations:
    Constructs: speed

    Is the whole task smooth, Yes No


    continuous, and efficient? Observations:
    Constructs: sequencing, timing,
    smoothness

    If no, consider evaluating: Musculoskeletal: Muscle performance, range of motion, joint integrity. Neuromuscular:
    Sensory integrity, motor function, reflex integrity. Other: Balance confidence, activity avoidance.

    Are there associated symptoms Yes No


    with this task? Observations:
    Constructs: symptom provocation

    If yes, consider evaluating: Cardiovascular: Aerobic capacity and endurance. Pulmonary: Ventilation and
    respiration Other: Pain, activity avoidance.
    If the task is repeated, does the Yes No
    performance stay consistent? Observations:

    If no, consider evaluating: Cardiovascular: Circulation, aerobic capacity/endurance. Musculoskeletal: Muscle


    performance. Pulmonary: Ventilation and respiration, aerobic capacity/endurance. Other: Pain, activity avoidance.
    Describe Task Progressions:

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