A Patient's Gait Is Considered Normal During Assessment If

question 5

Multiple Choice

A patient's gait is considered normal during assessment if Select all that apply.

• A)the patient does not stumble, run into objects, or fall.
• B)the gait is smooth and steady without limping.
• C)the gait is slow and deliberate as if the patient is gingerly pulling one side up to meet the other.
• D)the gait is jerky and quick, which indicates the patient has excellent motor control.
• E)the posture is upright and straight, and the gait is smooth.

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