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WorksheetsPositioning Terminology
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Which of the following describing ' Anatomical Position'
Body in erect
Anterior surface of head, chest & abdomen are facing forward
Foots are facing backward
Upper and lowe limbs are fully extended
Which of the following statement describing 'dorsal recumbent' position?
lying flat on the back
lying on the stomach
one side of the body touching the bicky
posterior side of the body is touching the bucky
Which of the following statement describing 'prone' position?
Lying flat on the back
Lying on one’s stomach
upright position with one side of the body is touching the erect bucky
anterior side touching the table or erect bucky
Which of the following statement describing 'right lateral recumbent' position?
upright position with right side touching the erect bucky
lying down on the right side
right posterior side is touching the table or erect bucky
right anterior side touching the table or erect bucky
Which of the following statement describing 'ventral decubitus' position?
upright position with left side touching the erect bucky
lying down on the right side
supine; beam horizontal, passing thru patient’s sides
prone; beam horizontal, beam passing thru patient’s sides.
Which of the following statement describing 'left lateral decubitus' position?
patient lying on left side; beam horizontal
patient lying on right side; beam horizontal
patient supine; beam horizontal, passing thru patient’s sides
patient prone; beam horizontal, beam passing thru patient’s sides.
Table or bed is positioned so the patient head is lower than the feet
Fowler's position
Trendelenburg position
Sims' position
Lithotomy position
Patient’s head is elevated
Fowler's position
Trendelenburg position
Sims' position
Lithotomy position
A near lateral left anterior oblique or right anterior oblique with the top leg in-front of the lower leg
Trendelerburg position
Fowler's position
Sim's position
Lithotomy position
Left anterior side touching the table or erect bucky
Right posterior oblique
Right anterior oblique
Left posterior oblique
Left anterior oblique
