N A patient is lying flat in bed. Which best explains a major difference between turning the patient and lifting the
patient's head?
It is only necessary to lock the wheels when turning a patient over, not when lifting a patient's head.
Lifting a patient's head can be done by modifying the bed, and turning a patient does not require bed modification.
Turning a patient requires two people, while lifting a patient's head only requires one.
The bed rail is raised when lifting a patient's head, and it is lowered when turning a patient.
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