The nurse encourages the patient to use the four-point crutch gait technique. Which statement indicates that the patient accurately understands the nurse's teaching?
a. "This way of walking takes weight off of one leg."
b. "This way of walking is the most stable gait."
c. "This way of walking mimics normal walking pattern."
d. "This way of walking allows the most rapid pace."
B
The four-point crutch gait is the most stable, requires that there may be partial weight bearing on both legs, and does not mimic normal walking pattern.
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