Which of the Following Is Not an Optimal Position the Patient

question 22

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is not an optimal position the patient should be in for chest expansion?

• A) The patient sitting in a Fowler's position
• B) The patient lying supine while performing deep breathing
• C) The patient dangling on the side of the bed
• D) The patient sitting in a chair at the bedside

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Categorical Syllogism

A form of deductive reasoning comprising three categorical propositions, two premises, and a conclusion, involving three different terms.

Middle Term

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Categorical Syllogisms

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