When a patient transfers independently for the first time,
A. watch the patient, but stay out of her personal space.
B. put a transfer belt on the patient and be prepared to assist.
C. move the chair at least three feet away from the bed.
D. place the patient's strongest foot ahead of the weakest foot.
Answer: B
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