Mobility and transfersQuestion 548 of 1700
What benefit does a sit-to-stand lift give the resident?
- The resident stands, bearing some of the weight
- The resident needs no help from staff at all
- The resident is lifted completely off the floor
- The resident wears a gait belt for extra pull
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Correct answer: The resident stands, bearing some of the weight
The lift supports the resident while allowing some weight bearing. This helps keep the joints and legs strong.
Source: Nursing Assistant (Reuter), 8.4: Assisting Clients to Transfer
Questions last reviewed: 18 October 2026