While assessing the client's gait during, which of the following would indicate a need for further evaluation?

A. This is a normal finding in gait, as the feet should typically remain parallel while walking. B. Heels strike the ground before the toes. This is a normal gait pattern, especially in elderly individuals, where a heel-to-toe walk is common. C. Reses each foot off the floor with each step. This is a normal finding, as the person should lift their foot off the ground while walking. D. Right arm and leg move forward together. This is an abnormal finding, indicating a possible neurological issue such as hemiparesis or other gait disturbance, which warrants further evaluation.