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    Jade reflects on learning transfers for neurological patients in her Neuro 2450 class. She wishes she had known these techniques earlier when working in a nursing home over the summer, as they could have helped her safely move elderly residents and build trust. Proper transfers protect both the patient and clinician from injury by using body mechanics, gravity, and momentum.

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    Jade reflects on learning transfers for neurological patients in her Neuro 2450 class. She wishes she had known these techniques earlier when working in a nursing home over the summer, as they could have helped her safely move elderly residents and build trust. Proper transfers protect both the patient and clinician from injury by using body mechanics, gravity, and momentum.

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    Jade Clawson

    7-22-19
    Neuro 2450
    Neuro E-portfolio Reflection

    My favorite day in class this whole semester is when my professor Larissa taught us

    some very useful transfers to use with neurological patients. I wish I had known them before I

    went to my SNF in the beginning of summer semester because they would have been very

    beneficial with some of the elderly patients I worked with. By knowing how to complete safe

    and appropriate transfers, you are able to create a bond of trust between yourself and the

    patient who is relying on you for your care and expertise. Knowing how to transfer safely is also

    important for the clinician. By having the appropriate body mechanics and using gravity and

    momentum to aid in transfers, it helps prevent injuries to you and your patient.

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