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A client with Parkinson's disease experiences 'freezing' during ambulation. What is an appropriate intervention?

Tactics like counting or stepping over an imaginary line can help overcome 'freezing' episodes in Parkinson's clients.

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Question: A client with Parkinson's disease experiences 'freezing' during ambulation. What is an appropriate intervention?

Answer options:

  • Push the client to keep moving
  • Encourage the client to take bigger steps ✅ Suggest counting aloud or stepping over an imaginary line
  • Tell them to hurry up

Correct answer: Suggest counting aloud or stepping over an imaginary line

Explanation: Tactics like counting or stepping over an imaginary line can help overcome 'freezing' episodes in Parkinson's clients.

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