A Patient Requires Nasotracheal Suctioning as Evidenced by Coarse Breath

question 11

Multiple Choice

A patient requires nasotracheal suctioning as evidenced by coarse breath sounds.How should the patient be positioned for the procedure?

• A) Semi-Fowler's position
• B) Sniffing position
• C) Prone position
• D) Either a or b

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