Transferring

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ASSISTING PATIENT (IMPAIRED MOBILITY) TO TRANSFER FROM BED TO CHAIR

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ASSISTING PATIENT (IMPAIRED MOBILITY) TO TRANSFER FROM BED TO

CHAIR

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1 .Follow the common steps

Identify patientExplain procedure Elevate bed level Check connection can interferes Provide privacy

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4. Position chair facing head or foot of bed

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3 .Lock wheel of chair and bed

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4 .Raise head of bed to sitting position

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5 .If client can bear weight, full assistance not needed: standby

for safety as needed.

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6. If client can bear weight partially only, use stand & pivot (turn) technique.

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7. The nurse should face client with feet comfortably apart and a broad base of support

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8. Assist client to sitting position. Have client use arm next to mattress and push while you help lift upper body as client's legs swing over the edge of the bed

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9 .Apply transfer or gait belt with handles

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10 .Assist client with putting slippers or shoes and placing

feet flat on the floor

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11. Spread feet apart. Flex hips & knees, aligning knees with client's knees

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12. Grasp gait belt at handles

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13. Rock client up to standing position on count of three while straightening hips & legs. Instruct client to use hands to push up

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14 .Once standing, pivot client toward seat of chair. Have client then reach for arm of chair and

assist with easing self into chair

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15 .Flex hips and knees while lowering client into chair

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16 .Adjust the patient in chair