Position

Question 1

The client lies supine with head of bed elevated 15° to 45° typically 30°

Answer 1

Semi Fowler

Question 2

This position prevents regurgitation of eternal feeding and aspiration by the client who have difficulty swallowing

Answer 2

Semi Fowler

Question 3

It also promotes lung expansion for clients who have dsypnea or are receiving mechanical ventilation

Answer 3

SemiFowler’s

Question 4

The client lies supine with head elevated 45° to 60°

Answer 4

Fowler’s

Question 5

Disposition is useful during procedures of NG tube insertion and suctioning it allows for a better chest expansion and ventilation and better dependent drainage after abdominal surgery

Answer 5

Fowler’s

Question 6

The client lying supine with head of the bed elevated 60° to 90°

Answer 6

High Fowler’s

Question 7

This position promotes lung expansion by lowering the diaphragm and thus helps relieve severe dyspnea

prevent aspiration during meals

Answer 7

High Fowler’s

Question 8

The client lays on their back with their head and shoulders elevated on a pillow and forearm on a pillow

Answer 8

Supine or dorsal recumbent

Question 9

A foot supports prevents for drop and maintain proper alignment ensure that the vertebrae are in straight alignment without excessive flexion or extension of the head and back

Answer 9

Supine or dorsal recumbent

Question 10

The client lives flat on there abdomen and chest with there head to one side and back and correct alignment

Answer 10

Prone

Question 11

A pillow may be placed under the leg this promote relaxation by permitting some knee flexion or dorsiflexion of the ankle ankle

Answer 11

Prone

Question 12

This position promotes drainage from the mouth after throat or oral surgery but in his chest expansion it is for a short time use only

Answer 12

Prone

Question 13

This position helps prevent hip flexion contractures following a lower extremity amputation

Answer 13

Prone

Question 14

The client lives on the side with most of the way on the pendant hip and shoulder in the arm is flexion in front of the body they should have a pillow on their head and neck upper arms legs and thighs to maintain body alignment

Answer 14

Lateral are side lying

Question 15

This is a good sleeping position but client needs turning regularly to prevent the development of pressure ulcers or the dependent areas at least 30° lateral is essential for clients at risk of pressure…

Answer 15

Lateral or sidelining

Question 16

The client is on their side halfway between lateral and prone position with the weight on the anterior ileum humerus and clavicle the lower arm is behind them while the upper arm is in front both legs are in flexion but the upper legs is flexed at a greater angle than the lower leg at the hip as well as the knee it differs from The sidelining position and the disruption of the clients weight

This is comfortable sleeping position for mini client and it promotes oral drainage

Answer 16

Sims or semi prone

Question 17

The client sits in the bed or at the bedside with the pillow on the over bed table which is across the clients lot they arrest their arm on the over bed table

Answer 17

Orthopneic

Question 18

This position allows the chest expansion especially beneficial for clients who have COPD

Answer 18

Orthopneic

Question 19

The entire bed is tilted with the head of the bed lower than the foot of the bad

Answer 19

Trendelenburg

Question 20

This position Phyllis states this position facilitates postural drainage and venous return

Answer 20

Trendelenburg

Question 21

The entire bed is tilted with the foot of the bed lower than the head of the bed

Answer 21

Reverse Trendelenburg

Question 22

Disposition promotes gastric emptying and prevents esophageal reflux

Answer 22

Reverse Trendelenburg

Question 23

The client remains flat with the leg above the level of their heart

this position helps prevent and treat hypovolemia and facilitates when venous returns

Answer 23

Modified. Trendelenburg