An Appropriate Procedure to Use When Moving a Patient Up

question 8

Multiple Choice

An appropriate procedure to use when moving a patient up in bed is for the nurse to:

• A)raise the head of the bed.
• B)start by flexing the patient's knees and hips.
• C)place a pillow under the patient's shoulders.
• D)instruct the patient to inhale and hold still.

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