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The occupational health nurse is teaching a group of unlicensed assistive personnel how to practice appropriate ergonomics. It would be appropriate for the nurse to recommend that

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Rationale: Feet on the floor and squatting to lift reduce strain. A wide stance, holding objects close, and neutral neck position are correct ergonomic practices.

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