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When the head of the exam table is at a 90 degree angle the position is known as?The dorsal recumbent position may be used instead with permission from the physician. The patient sits on the exam table with the head of the table raised to a 90 degree angle. This position is useful for examinations of the head, neck and upper body.
What are the 4 patient positions?Patient Positions in Medical Bed. Supine position. In supine position, patient lies flat on back,legs may be extended or slightly bent with arms up or down. ... . Prone position. In prone position, patient lies on stomach with head turned to the side and the hips are not flexed. ... . Lateral position. ... . Sims position. ... . Fowler's position.. What is sitting in a recumbent position?Supine Position. Also called the "horizontal recumbent position". The patient lies flat on the back (face up). This position is used for examination of the head, neck, chest, breast, heart, abdomen, and arms and legs.
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