carrying a tray of food ,what postures adopt by nurse
There are two types of postures to deliver food trays.
First type is carrying the tray within waist level with the help of two hands.
Second posture is carrying the food tray at shoulder lenght slightly above the shoulder by using a single hand mostly left side.
Second posture with tray above the shoulder is mostly used because it is away from neck and mouth.
what postures would you adopt when carrying out the transferring a person from a chair to a wheelchair
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