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d. Isometric contractions occut when pushing against a stable obijecd. e. A and D 190. Which patient would have a high risk for tisue injury with hot or cald applicatioes a. A 6-month-old child b. An 84-year-old adult c. A patient with peripheral vascular disease d. All of the above e. A and B 191. What would increase the risk of falling when using assisive r a. Wearing shoes with rubber soles b. Throw rugs in the walkway c. Taking a step before getting one's balance d. All of the above e. B andC devices? 192. What is not a correct technique to use when fitting axillary crutches? a. When the hands are on thee0 5 g b. Fit crutches so they are 1 to 1.5 inches below the armpit. c. When fitting crutches, place the tips 4 to 6 inches to the side and front of each foot. d. The handgrips should be near the top of the hip line e· The handgrips should be near the wrist when the hands are at the side. What crutch gait would have this sequence: move the right crutch and the lcft foot forward and then move the left crutch and the right foot forward? a. Swing through crutch gait b. Swing to crutch gait c. Two-point crutch gait d. Three-point crutch gait e. Four-point crutch gait 193. Sam was non weight bearing on his left foot. What crutch gait would Sam use? a. Swing through crutch gait b. Swing to crutch gait c. Two-point crutch gait d. Three-point crutch gait e. Four-point crutch gait 194. a. Moving the dominant foot forward b. Moving the dominant hand with the crutch forward c. With the tripod position d. With the crutch tips at the side of the feet e. With the crutch tips behind the feet _195. What is the starting point for each crutch gait? walker would be an alternative assistive device for her? a. Knee walker 196, Jane injured her foot and needs to remain off it. She doesn't want to use

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d Isometric contractions occut when pushing against a stable obijecd. e. A and D a. A 6-month-old child b. An 84-year-old adult cA patient with peripheral vascular disease a high risk for tissue injury with hot or cold applicationes? All of the above e. A and B 1 191. What would increase the risk of falling when using asstive devices? a. Wearing shoes with rubber soles b. Throw rugs in the walkway c. Taking a step before getting one's balance d. All of the above g when using assistive devices? B and C 192. Whris not a correct technique to use when fitting axillary crutches? When the hands are on the handgrip, the elbows should be bent 30 to 45 degrees. b. Fit crutches so they are 1 to 1.5 inches below the armpit. When fitting crutches, place the tips 4 to 6 inches to the side and front of each foot. d. c. The handgrips should be near the top of the hip line. The handgrips should be near the wrist when the hands are at the side. e. What crutch gait would have this sequence: move the right crutch and the left foot forward and then move the left crutch and the right foot forward? a. Swing through crutch gait b. Swing to crutch gait c. Two-point crutch gait d. Three-point crutch gait 193. Sam was non weight bearing on his left foot. What crutch gait would Sam use? a. Swing through crutch gait b. Swing to crutch gait c. Two-point crutch gait Four-point crutch gait 194. Three-point crutch gait e. Four-point crutch gait What is the starting point for each crutch gait? a. Moving the dominant foot forward b. Moving the dominant hand with the crutch forward 195. cwith the tripod position With the crutch tips behind the feet e. Jane injured her foot and needs to remain off it. She doesa't want to use walker would be an alternative assistive device for her? a. Knee walker With the crutch tips at the side of the feet 196.