A Client 86 Years of Age with a Diagnosis of Late-Stage

A client 86 years of age with a diagnosis of late-stage Alzheimer's disease requires full assistance with transfers to and from his bed. Which of the following nursing actions is most likely to promote safe handling of this client?

A) Provide to the client brief, clear instructions that are phrased positively.
B) Post written instructions at the client's bedside to supplement spoken instructions.
C) Ask for the client's input on the timing and technique for transfers.
D) Ask for the client's feedback frequently during transfers.