Multiple Choice
Which of the following directional terms refers to a position closer to the head of the body?
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In the context of directional terms, where should transfer belts be positioned on a patient?
A
Around the patient's neck
B
Around the patient's waist
C
Around the patient's chest
D
Around the patient's hips
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Understand the purpose of a transfer belt: It is used to assist in the safe movement of a patient, providing support and stability during transfers or ambulation.
Consider the anatomy of the human body: The waist is a central and stable part of the body, providing a secure location for the belt to be positioned.
Evaluate the options: Positioning the belt around the neck or chest could pose a risk of injury or discomfort, while the hips may not provide the necessary stability.
Recognize the importance of safety and comfort: The waist is the most appropriate location as it allows caregivers to maintain control and support without causing harm to the patient.
Conclude that the transfer belt should be positioned around the patient's waist to ensure both safety and effectiveness during patient handling.
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