Patient CarePregunta 27 de 100
A patient lying flat on the back facing upward is in which position?
a.Supine
b.Prone
c.Lateral
d.Fowler's
Explicación
Supine is lying flat on the back facing upward. Prone is lying on the abdomen facing downward, and lateral is side-lying. Knowing standard positioning terms ensures clear communication and correct patient care.
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