Slide Board Lab Report

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How to use a slide board for the transfer of patients

A slide board, also known as a transfer table, is an assistance device that creates a bridge between the surfaces. The device is made from materials such as plastic or wood. The patient is able to scoot down the line, which reduces the need for a caregiver to lift the patient from one to the other surface. Knowing the correct procedure for using a slide board can increase confidence and improve the safety of both you and the patient.

instructions
• Wash hands with soap and water. Dry your hands well.

• Instruct the patient on the use of a slide board and the procedure for the use.

• Position the wheelchair at an angle of 30-45 degrees from the bed. Remove the arm of the chair on wheels

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