When transferring a client from the bed to a wheelchair, the nurse should:
a. raise the height of the bed.
b. position the wheelchair 2 feet from the side of the bed.
c. lock the wheelchair brakes and elevate the foot pedals.
d. pivot the client so the client is facing the wheelchair.
ANS: C
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