When an elderly client walks with her knees slightly flexed and body leaning, the nurse determines that the client
A) Should have an orthopedic consultation
B) Is demonstrating a common gait for the elderly
C) Requires a better walking shoe
D) Requires crutches for mobility
Ans: B
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