The nurse is assisting the client into a wheelchair. When seating the client in the chair, which action by the nurse is the most appropriate?
1. Unlocking the wheels
2. Positioning the calf supports and lowering the footplate
3. Applying the seat belt
4. Asking the client to sit far back in the chair
Correct Answer: 4
The client should be seated far back in the chair to avoid injury. Until the client is seated, the nurse would not unlock the wheels, apply the seat belt, or position the supports.
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