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1. Goals are given The patient's semi-fowler sitting position is?

A. reduces pressure on the sacrum

B. provide a feeling of relief to patients with shortness of breath

C. for patients who will undergo surgery

D. for women who will be given contraception

E. Examination of the genitalia

ANSWER. (B)

2.One of the purposes of being given a Sims position is to?

A. provide client comfort

B. easy to provide nutrition and oxygenation

C. Examine the genitals

 D. Make it easier for the client to breathe freely

E. makes it easier to administer medication through the anus

ANSWER. (A)

3.What is the difference between the Fowler and Semi-Fowler positions?

A. Fowler's sitting position is tilted to the right while semi-fowler's is tilted to the left

B. Fowler is in a sitting position while semi-Fowler is in a half sitting position

C. Fowler is a half-sitting position while semi-Fowler is a sitting position

D. fowler's head position is lower and semi fowler's head position is higher

E. Fowler is in a position to provide semi-Fowler contraception for drug administration

through the anus

ANSWER. (B)

4.Which sleeping position is recommended for patients with respiratory difficulties?

a. Prone position

b. Supine position

c. Lateral position

d. Trendelenburg position

e. Fowler's position

ANSWER: (E)

5.What is the primary benefit of the Fowler's position?

a. Reduces pressure on the spine

b. Facilitates better breathing

 c. Prevents bedsores

d. Enhances blood circulation to the brain

e. Improves digestion

ANSWER:(B)

6.In which position should a patient be placed to reduce the risk of aspiration?

a. Supine position

b. Prone position

c. Trendelenburg position

d. Semi-Fowler's position

e. Lateral position

ANSWER:(E)

7.What position is usually used for patients after abdominal surgery to reduce pressure on
the surgical area?

A. Supine

B. Semi fowler

C. Prone

D. Trendelenburg

E. Litotomi

ANSWER : (A)

8. Fowler's position is the position in which the patient is placedplaced

 A. Lie on your back with your head and upper body elevated

B. Lie on your left side

C. Lie on your stomach

D. Lie down with your feet higher than your head

E. Lie left to right

ANSWER:(A)

9. The most appropriate position for patients experiencing shortness of breath is….

A. Postion supine

B. Position prone

C. Position fowler

D. Position sims

E. Position trendelenbrug

ANSWER:(C)

10. What is the purpose of giving the patient a semi-fowler sitting position?

A. reduces pressure on the sacrum

B. provide a feeling of relief to patients with shortness of breath

C. for patients who will undergo surgery

D. for women who will be given contraception

E. Examination of the genitalia

ANSWER: (B)
11. One of the purposes of being given a Sims position is to?

A. provide client comfort

B. easy to provide nutrition and oxygenation

C. Examine the genitals

D. Make it easier for the client to breathe freely

E. makes it easier to administer medication through the anus

ANSWER: (A)

12. What is the difference between the Fowler and Semi-Fowler positions?

A. Fowler's sitting position is tilted to the right while semi-fowler's is tilted to the right

B. Fowler is in a sitting position while semi-Fowler is in a half sitting position

C. Fowler is a half-sitting position while semi-Fowler is a sitting position

D. fowler's head position is lower and semi fowler's head position is higher

E. Fowler position to provide a semi-fowler contraceptive for administering drugs through the
anus

ANSWER: (C)

13.Px suffered from heart disease so that the patient had difficulty breathing. What position
should the nurse give the patient?

A. Fowler/semi Fowler position

B. Side-lying (lateral)

C. Trendelenburg

D. Dorsal recumbent

E. pronation

ANSWER:(A)
14.Lay the client in a supine position with both thighs lifted and pulled towards the stomach,
while the lower legs form a 90° angle to the thighs. Definition of Position?

A. Trendelenburg

B. Lithotomy

C. Semi Fowler

D. Sims

E. Side-Lying (Lateral

ANSWER:(B)

15.providing full extension of the hip and knee joints, this statement is the goal of the
position...

A. pronation

B. supination

C. fowler and semi-fowler

D. Sims

E. Side-Lying (lateral)

ANSWER:(A)