32. Why is it important for this person to direct the movement of the patient? 3

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32. Why is it important for this person to direct the movement of the patient? 33. Describe the potential hazard if the patient is not kept in anatomical alignment during movement (head and spine straight with control of all limbs). ll movement of the patient is completed slowly, including leveling of the OR table and lifting of lower extremities. Describe what complications can occur with rapid movement. 34. Al 35. Describe what complications can occur due to contact with metallic parts of the OR table.

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33.It is very essential to keep the person in anatomical alignment while movement.

If the anatomical alignment is not maintained means it will leads to the following potential hazards:-

34. All movement must be slow for patients even during placing on OR table and lifting extremities. Rapid movement may results:-

- Orthostatic Hypotension.

Rapid change in the position of body may leads to hypotension which is serious consequences.

35. Contact with mettalic may cause

- metallic toxicity

- Tetanus

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