When moving a patient from a cart to the radiographic table,it would be appropriate to
A) ask the patient how much he or she can help with the transfer.
B) permit the patient to sit up so you can determine their degree of alertness.
C) allow the patient to safely help with the transfer as much as he or she is able.
D) ask the patient how much he or she can help with the transfer and allow the patient to safely help with the transfer as much as he or she is able.

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It is important to assess how much the patient can help with the transfer and allow them to do so safely, as it promotes patient involvement and can also prevent injuries. Additionally, asking the patient how much they can help allows for effective communication and can reduce anxiety during the transfer. It is also important to ensure that the patient is properly positioned and secure on the radiographic table before beginning the procedure.

When Moving a Patient from a Cart to the Radiographic