Think about the shortcomings of the patient turning apparatus shown in the picture and what solutions can be brought to these deficiencies and make your own additions to the product (for example, by using something like a belt, the legs can be prevented from falling).

Think about the shortcomings of the patient turning apparatus shown in the picture and what solutions can be brought to these deficiencies and make your own additions to the product (for example, by using something like a belt, the legs can be prevented from falling).

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