Which of the following is NOT a supply needed for assisting with a portable commode?

Assisting with a portable commode typically requires supplies that support the hygiene and safety of the individual using the commode. A basin is useful for washing hands or cleaning after use, disposable wipes are important for maintaining cleanliness and hygiene, and a transfer belt provides safety and support when helping a patient to move to and from the commode.

The bedpan, however, is not needed when a patient is using a portable commode. Bedpans are specifically designed for use when a person is unable to get out of bed to use the restroom, while a commode serves a different purpose as it allows for more independence and is used by individuals who can sit up and move to a chair-like structure. This makes the bedpan an unnecessary supply when assisting with a portable commode, as it serves a different function.