Pt is an 80 y.o. who underwent a left THR. PT is  WBAT on his (L) LE. Select an appropriate A.D. and gait pattern and provide rationale. (You must answer all 3 parts for full credit)

When can a pt use the modified 3-point gait pattern?

Pt is a 19 year old track star who recently suffered from a fracture (L) ASIS. Which of the 2 types of bed mobility would be best for this patient? Provide rationale. 

When using axillary crutches and a 3-point gait pattern, between ___[BLANK-1]___________ and ____[BLANK-2]________ percent of the patient’s body weight is transmitted through the UE’s.

At what level of the patient should the walker and crutch hand grips be when confirming the fit for these A.D.s?

18 y.o. is 10-weeks post-op left knee meniscal repair. Pt is FWB to (L) LE, but presents with impaired balance. Select an appropriate A.D. and gait pattern and provide rationale.

Match each term with the description that best fits.

When performing a standing pivot transfer the general rule would require that you guard which lower extremity?

Your patient is dependent for all bed mobility activities and they require going up in bed. Which of the following would you not always have the patient do in this situation?

Your patient has undergone an ORIF procedure due to a hip fracture.  As you plan for gait training you remember the weight bearing status from least amount of weight or pressure on the affected limb to the most amount of weight or pressure is which of the following?