During stair climbing the patient demonstrates poor control of hip flexion secondary to weakness placing the foot on the step.What instruction could the therapist give the patient to improve control?

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Moving slowly at first can help the patient focus on their movement and gain control, while gradually increasing speed can help them improve their speed and efficiency of movement. Option A is not recommended as speed should not be prioritized over control. Option B is not necessary and may be too challenging for the patient's current level of ability. Option D focuses more on strength and may not address the issue of poor control.

During Stair Climbing the Patient Demonstrates Poor Control of Hip