When educating a new graduate nurse about how to minimize physical hazards, a charge nurse teaches that one of the best ways to prevent physical injuries when lifting and moving anything is to use good posture and
1. Strong muscles.
2. Body mechanics.
3. Twisting movements.
4. A narrow base of support.
ANS: 2
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