Which of the following is not a technique used to initiate a sit-to-stand transfer when the patient has lower-extremity weakness?

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Extending both knees to place the feet farther away from the chair is not a technique used to initiate a sit-to-stand transfer when the patient has lower-extremity weakness. Rocking to gain momentum, using hip adduction to press the knees together, and bracing the lower legs against the chair are all common techniques used to initiate a sit-to-stand transfer in patients with lower-extremity weakness.

Which of the Following Is Not a Technique Used to Initiate