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An appropriate way for the nurse to measure a client for crutches is to:

An appropriate way for the nurse to measure a client for crutches is to:

A. Have a flexion of 45 degrees at both of the client's elbows
B. Have a space of two to three fingers between the top of the crutch and the axilla
C. Place the crutch tips 1 foot to each side of the client's feet and observe the positioning of the crutches
D. Place the crutch tips 1 foot to the front of the client's feet and observe the positioning of the crutches

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