When assisting a patient to sitting, one hand is placed over the humeral head of the shoulder that is against the bed. This hand placement is used because
A) force applied at the humeral head allows for an effective line of force.
B) force applied downward will facilitate abduction of the shoulder.
C) the humeral head creates a short lever arm, making it easier for the therapist to assist.
D) using the humeral head will ensure that your patient does not pull on you.
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