The patient requires verbal or tactile cues, directions, or instructions from another person positioned close to, but not touching, the patient to perform the activity safely and in an acceptable time frame; the assistant may provide protection in case the patient's safety is threatened

The patient performs 25%–49% of the activity; assistance is required to complete the activity

A special precaution that should be avoided when a patient has experienced a THR is 

A patient may prefer or find it easier to transfer to the floor while facing forward and return to the chair in the backward position, or to transfer to the floor in the backward position and return to the chair while facing forward.

Excessive lumbar rotation, trunk side bending, and trunk flexion should be avoided in a patient with low back trauma or discomfort.

The primary precaution is to avoid creating a shear force across the surface of the burn wound, graft site, or area from which the graft was taken in a patient with a burn.

Pulling on the involved or weakened extremities should be avoided to control or move the patient; this precaution is particularly important for the affected shoulder because the muscles will not provide adequate support to the joint secondary to the effects of paralysis.

A ________transfer can be performed when a bariatric patient with limited mobility is transferred and no mechanical equipment is available.