1017 Exam ALREADY PASSED
What position is this?-/=Supine or flat
What position is this?-/=Semi-Fowler’s
What position is this?-/=Fowler’s
What position is this?-/=Trendelenburg’s
What position is this?-/=Reverse Trendelenburg’s
When would the supine/flat position be used?-/=For patients with vertebral injuries and in
cervical traction; position used for patients who are hypotensive and generally preferred by
patients for sleeping
When would Fowler’s position be used?-/=Preferred while patient eats; used during nasogastric
tube insertion and nasotracheal suction; promotes lung expansion
When would Semi-Fowler’s position be used?-/=Promotes lung expansion; relieves strain on
abdominal muscles
Used when patients receive gastric feedings, to reduce risk for aspiration
When would Trendelenburg’s position be used?-/=For postural drainage; facilitates venous return
in patients with poor peripheral perfusion
When would Reverse Trendelenburg’s position be used?-/=Used infrequently; promotes gastric
emptying and prevents esophageal reflux
What is the orange object underneath the patient?-/=Orange tube slider
What is the white sheet?-/=Draw sheet
What is this and what’s its use? -/=Transfer belt
Transfer belt allows you to maintain stability of patient during transfer and reduces risk for
falling
What is this?-/=Slider board
What is this?-/=Mechanical lift or Hydraulic lift
What position is this?-/=Supine or flat
What position is this?-/=Semi-Fowler’s
What position is this?-/=Fowler’s
What position is this?-/=Trendelenburg’s
What position is this?-/=Reverse Trendelenburg’s
When would the supine/flat position be used?-/=For patients with vertebral injuries and in
cervical traction; position used for patients who are hypotensive and generally preferred by
patients for sleeping
When would Fowler’s position be used?-/=Preferred while patient eats; used during nasogastric
tube insertion and nasotracheal suction; promotes lung expansion
When would Semi-Fowler’s position be used?-/=Promotes lung expansion; relieves strain on
abdominal muscles
Used when patients receive gastric feedings, to reduce risk for aspiration
When would Trendelenburg’s position be used?-/=For postural drainage; facilitates venous return
in patients with poor peripheral perfusion
When would Reverse Trendelenburg’s position be used?-/=Used infrequently; promotes gastric
emptying and prevents esophageal reflux
What is the orange object underneath the patient?-/=Orange tube slider
What is the white sheet?-/=Draw sheet
What is this and what’s its use? -/=Transfer belt
Transfer belt allows you to maintain stability of patient during transfer and reduces risk for
falling
What is this?-/=Slider board
What is this?-/=Mechanical lift or Hydraulic lift
