A nurse is reinforcing client teaching about preventing stress injuries. Which of the following statements by the client indicates an understanding of teaching?

A. “I will position my arms away from my body when pushing an object.”: Keeping the arms away from the body increases strain on the shoulders and back, raising the risk of musculoskeletal injury. Proper technique involves keeping objects close to the body to reduce stress on joints and muscles. B. "I will position my body to face an object, so I avoid twisting”: Facing the object directly while lifting or moving it helps maintain proper body alignment and prevents spinal rotation, which reduces the risk of back injuries. This demonstrates correct understanding of safe body mechanics. C. "I will position my legs close together before lifting”: Keeping legs close together decreases stability and increases the likelihood of losing balance or straining the back. A wider stance is recommended to provide a stable base of support when lifting. D. “I will position objects away from my body before lifting them.”: Holding objects away from the body increases leverage on the spine and muscles, elevating the risk of strain or injury. Objects should be kept close to the body during lifting to minimize stress on the back.