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The sequence for a standing-pivot transfer, with contact guard assistance. (A) As with the squat-pivot transfer, the patient and clinician are moving into.

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1 The sequence for a standing-pivot transfer, with contact guard assistance. (A) As with the squat-pivot transfer, the patient and clinician are moving into the ready position. (B) The patient extends the trunk and rises from the chair. (C) The full upright position has been achieved. (D) The patient pivots toward the mat. (E) The patient is securely seated. Source: Horizontal Transfers, Mobility in Context Citation: Johansson C, PT, PhD, GCS, Chinworth SA, PT, PhD. Mobility in Context; 2012 Available at: Accessed: November 06, 2017 Copyright © 2017 McGraw-Hill Education. All rights reserved

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