Question

What does an ataxic gait look like?

Answer 1

Ataxic Gait:

1. It is the sequence of movement of an animal's or a human's limbs during locomotion.
2. Ataxic gait is commonly identified by: Difficulty walking in a straight path/line, Poor balance, Lateral veering, Uneven arm movements, An enlarged base of support, and lack of repeatability.
3. These symptoms are frequently similar to gait while under the influence of alcohol.