How Is a Bed Positioned for a Patient in Fowler's

question 13

Multiple Choice

How is a bed positioned for a patient in Fowler's position?

• A) The lower component is higher than the upper component.
• B) The upper and lower components are level, and also in line with the middle component.
• C) The upper and lower components are raised while the middle remains stationary.
• D) The upper and lower components are lowered while the middle remains stationary.

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Definitions:

Binocular Vision

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Stereoscopic Vision

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Limb Pattern

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