Asked by Alexus Seigler on Jun 24, 2024

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A patient in the _____ position is supine with the feet elevated slightly.

A) Trendelenburg
B) jackknife
C) prone
D) dorsal recumbent

Trendelenburg Position

A medical position where the patient's legs are elevated higher than the head, often used to improve venous return to the heart.

Feet Elevated

A position in which the feet are raised higher than the rest of the body, often recommended for reducing swelling or improving circulation.

  • Acquire knowledge on the appropriate positioning of patients for designated examinations or procedures.
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Paige CarbajoJun 26, 2024
Final Answer :
A
Explanation :
The Trendelenburg position involves the patient being supine with the feet elevated higher than the head, often used to improve venous return to the heart.