When transferring a conscious patient from a stretcher to the bed,
A. lock the wheels of the stretcher only and raise the near rail.
B. remove the bath blanket covering the patient before beginning the transfer.
C. adjust the height of the bed so it is higher than the stretcher.
D. use a sheet, and arrange for others to help.
Answer: D
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