A resident has slid down in the wheelchair. The person can follow directions and assist with repositioning. Which action is unsafe?
a. You lock the wheelchair wheels.
b. You position the person's feet flat on the floor.
c. You apply a transfer belt.
d. You stand behind the wheelchair.
D
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