A nurse uses proper body mechanics to move a patient up in bed. Which of the following is a guideline for using these techniques properly?
A) Face the direction of movement.
B) Twist body at the waist when lifting.
C) Keep body weight higher than center of gravity.
D) Keep feet together to provide a base of support.
A
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