Can you recognize these six abnormal gait patterns? (1) With a homolateral gait there is little cross-lateral movement. (2) In an antalgic gait pattern, the client limps to avoid pain, while (3) an ataxic gait involves a jerky wide stance. (4) With arthrogenic gait, the client slings their legs due to stiff hips or knees. (5) The Trendelenburg gait pattern involves a hip drop due to weak adductors. Finally, (6) the steppage gait occurs when the client high steps to avoid tripping due to foot dro