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When using crutches, what is the correct way to walk?

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Rationale: The correct way to walk using crutches is to alternate between bearing weight on the crutches and the injured leg (
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A). This promotes stability and helps distribute weight evenly, reducing strain on the injured leg. By bearing weight on the crutches and the injured leg alternately, you maintain balance and prevent further injury.
Incorrect choices:
B: Using crutches to hop forward without weight on the injured leg can lead to imbalance and potential falls.
C: Keeping the injured leg elevated at all times is not practical for walking with crutches as it does not promote weight-bearing and mobility.
D: Leaning heavily on the crutches to avoid putting weight on the injured leg can cause strain on the arms and shoulders while also not promoting proper weight distribution.

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