Which transfer involves moving between the supine and prone positions?

Which transfer involves moving between the supine and prone positions?

• A. Supine <--> Prone
• B. Supine to long-sitting
• C. Supine to/from side-lying
• D. Draw Sheet

Answer: (A)

Moving directly between opposite body orientations means going from lying on the back (supine) to lying on the stomach (prone) in one transfer. That exact switch is what this item is asking about. The other options describe changing to different positions that aren’t the direct supine-prone transition (supine to long-sitting goes to a seated position; supine to/from side-lying goes to side-lying; a draw sheet is a technique for sliding or repositioning, not the specific positional change).

Moving directly between opposite body orientations means going from lying on the back (supine) to lying on the stomach (prone) in one transfer. That exact switch is what this item is asking about. The other options describe changing to different positions that aren’t the direct supine-prone transition (supine to long-sitting goes to a seated position; supine to/from side-lying goes to side-lying; a draw sheet is a technique for sliding or repositioning, not the specific positional change).