@@myriamlwanga155 Please checkout the topic lectures here at nurses.archerreview.com/nclex-rn/sure-pass There is a separate topic lecture on assistive devices.
Memory trick with going up and down the stairs: It’s harder to get into “heaven” but easy to go to “hell”. Going up the stairs, put the crutch on the bad side (it’s harder to get to heaven). When going down the stairs, put the crutch on the good side (it’s easy to go to hell).
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I finally understand that topic very good explanation thank you
Glad to hear that! Thank you for watching!!
Goo for you. I still do not understand assistive devices. How can you help me please.
@@myriamlwanga155 Please checkout the topic lectures here at nurses.archerreview.com/nclex-rn/sure-pass There is a separate topic lecture on assistive devices.
This is very supportive 🎉
Memory trick with going up and down the stairs: It’s harder to get into “heaven” but easy to go to “hell”. Going up the stairs, put the crutch on the bad side (it’s harder to get to heaven). When going down the stairs, put the crutch on the good side (it’s easy to go to hell).
Or up with the good (going to heaven a good place/ good foot) and down with the bad (down to hell a bad place/ bad foot). Great memory trick Factual!
Amen 🙏
Glad this was helpful for you @carmencenescar4171!