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Question 1 of 5

When teaching a patient to use the three-point gait technique of crutch use:

Correct Answer: A

Rationale: The correct technique for a three-point gait involves the injured leg moving simultaneously with both crutches, followed by the uninjured leg. This gait pattern is utilized when the patient is unable to bear full weight on one of their legs.
Choice A accurately describes the appropriate sequence of movements for the three-point gait technique.

Choices B and C do not accurately reflect the correct pattern of movement during the three-point gait technique, making them incorrect.
Choice D is incorrect as there is a correct option among the choices provided.

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