Principles for transfer and positioning

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Principles for Transfer and Positioning

- Pathological influences on body alignment, mobility, and activity

- Using the principles of balance and alignment aids in safe patient transfer and positioning during routine care activities to talk about:

1. Congenital defects

2. Disorders of bones, joints, and muscles

3. Central nervous system damage

4. Musculoskeletal trauma

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