Fowler's Position Is the Terminology Used When the Hospital Bed

question 4

Multiple Choice

Fowler's position is the terminology used when the hospital bed is positioned so that:

• A) The lower portion of the bed is elevated 45 to 60 degrees to reduce lower body edema.
• B) The upper portion of the bed is elevated 45 to 60 degrees to elevate the client's upper body.
• C) The bed is maintained in a level position so that client remains in level supine.

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Definitions:

Ophthalmic Medication

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Conjunctival Sac

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Allergy History

A record of individual reactions to allergens, including symptoms and severity.

Drug Tolerance

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