Which of the following is NOT one of the four main goals when draping a patient?

Improving mobility is not one of the four main goals when draping a patient. The primary objectives of patient draping during clinical practices are to ensure temperature regulation, which helps maintain the patient's body heat; to provide access to the treatment area for the clinician while ensuring the patient's comfort; and to uphold the patient's modesty, allowing for a respectful and professional environment during the examination or treatment.

While improving mobility might be an indirect benefit in certain contexts, it is not a fundamental goal of draping. The primary focus is on maintaining patient comfort, dignity, and safety during medical procedures, rather than directly facilitating or enhancing the patient’s movement.