Illinois CNA State Practice Exam

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If a person has right-sided weakness, where should you walk?

Towards his left side
Towards his weak side
In front of him
Behind him

The correct answer is: Towards his weak side

When assisting a person with right-sided weakness in walking, it is important to walk towards their weak side, which in this case is the right side. By doing so, you can provide support and guidance on their weaker side, helping them maintain their balance and reducing the risk of falling. Walking towards their weak side allows you to provide better assistance and ensures their safety during the activity.