A patient with weakness on the right side is walking with a nurse. Where should the nurse walk during the transfer?
Correct answer: B. On the patient’s right side
- A. On the patient’s left side
- B. On the patient’s right side
- C. Two steps ahead of the patient
- D. Behind the patient at a distance
Explanation
The nurse should remain on the patient’s weaker side to provide support and help prevent a fall. Walking ahead or standing too far away delays assistance if the patient loses balance.
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