A healthcare worker is training a new employee on the ideal body posture when standing for long hours, which guideline should the worker tell
the new employee to follow?
О А. Keep feet together and balance your weight on both feet.
OB
Keep feet as far apart as comfortable and keep your back straight
OC. Keep feet 8-10 inches apart and balance weight on both feet,
OD Keep feet together and shuffle your weight from one foot to the other.
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