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When assisting a client to ambulate with a walker, the PSW should stand:
Standing slightly behind and to the side, on the weaker side, allows the PSW to provide support and intervene quickly if the client loses balance.
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Question: When assisting a client to ambulate with a walker, the PSW should stand:
Answer options: ✅ Slightly behind and to the side of the client, on their weaker side.
- Directly in front of the client to guide the walker.
- A few steps ahead to clear the path.
- Beside the client, holding their arm firmly.
Correct answer: Slightly behind and to the side of the client, on their weaker side.
Explanation: Standing slightly behind and to the side, on the weaker side, allows the PSW to provide support and intervene quickly if the client loses balance.
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