The nurse fits crutches correctly when:
a. the crutch pad is 1 inch below the axilla.
b. the hand grip is adjusted to allow the client to have elbows bent at 30°.
c. the crutches force the client to stand upright.
d. the hand grip is adjusted to allow the client to have elbows nearly straight.
ANS: B
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