-. How high should the rails of parallel bars be when the patient is standing erect? A. Two inches below the axilla. B. Two inches below the wrist crease. C. Level with the patient's greater trochanters. D. The top of the pelvis.

-. How high should the rails of parallel bars be when the patient is standing erect? A. Two inches below the axilla. B. Two inches below the wrist crease. C. Level with the patient's greater trochanters. D. The top of the pelvis.

Medical Terminology for Health Professions, Spiral bound Version (MindTap Course List)

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