Nursing Care for Patient Transfers

Use a transfer belt to provide additional support during the transfer. (correct)

Delay the transfer until the patient feels more stable on their own.

Request help from another staff member but proceed without waiting.

Encourage the patient to try transferring independently to build confidence.

Stand directly in front of the patient to guide them.

Position the wheelchair as close to the bed as possible. (correct)

Maintain a firm grip on the patient's arm while assisting.

Encourage the patient to focus on the bed while transferring.

Allow the patient to take their time without intervening.

Assist the patient quickly to minimize anxiety about falling.

Provide verbal instructions without physical assistance.

Utilize assistive devices, such as a sliding board if available. (correct)

<p>The presence of any ambulation aids the patient may need.</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Rushing the transfer to decrease the patient's anxiety.</p> Signup and view all the answers