A transfer belt is snug but not too tight if
A) The person tells you so
B) You can slide an open, flat hand under the belt
C) It causes only mild discomfort
D) The belt buckle is off center

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A transfer belt should be snug enough to provide support, but not so tight that it restricts the person's breathing or circulation. Being able to slide an open, flat hand under the belt is a good way to check that it is fitted properly. Choices A and C rely on subjective feedback from the person, which may not always be reliable or accurate. Choice D is unrelated to the fit of the belt.

A Transfer Belt Is Snug but Not Too Tight If