Two nurses are preparing to turn an immobile client in bed using a lifting sheet. Which
should the nurses keep in mind with respect to proper body mechanics during the lifting
procedure?
A) Keep their feet together when lifting
B) Keep their feet at the same level when lifting
C) Keep their knees, thighs, and ankles flexed slightly
D) Twist their bodies in the direction of the turn
C
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