Which of the following crutch gaits is a slow gait that requires the patient to bear weight on both legs?

A) Two-point gait
B) Three-point gait
C) Four-point gait
D) Swing-to gait
E) Swing-through gait

Swing-through Gait

A swing-through gait is a type of walking pattern where an individual moves both crutches forward and then swings both legs through the crutches, often used by people with lower limb disabilities.

Two-point Gait

A walking method using two points of support, such as crutches or canes, alternately with either foot to aid in mobility.