The nurse is assisting a client to ambulate with a cane. Which of the following should the nurse ensure with this client?
a. Have the client hold the cane on the weak side.
b. The cane is at wrist level with the arms straight.
c. The cane is at wrist level with the elbow bent 30%.
d. The cane and strong leg should be moved at the same time.
ANS: C
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