10 Questions
Which position allows the examiner to assess the client's posture, balance, and gait while examining the male genitalia?
Prone Position
Which position is primarily used to assess the client's hip joint, but should not be used for clients with cardiac or respiratory problems?
Prone Position
Which position is used to examine the client's rectum?
Knee Chest Position
Which position is used to examine the female client's genitalia, reproductive tracts, and rectum?
Lithotomy Position
Which type of palpation allows the examiner to assess vibration, thrills, and fremitus?
Ulnar or palmar
What is the advantage of the Sitting Position during a client examination?
Allows assessment of symmetry of upper body parts
In which position should the client lie down with legs together on the examination side?
Supine Position
What area should not be assessed in the Dorsal Recumbent position?
Abdomen
Which position is specifically useful for assessing the rectal and vaginal areas?
Sim's Position
What is the main purpose of the Standing Position during a client examination?
Allows relaxation of abdominal muscles
Learn about the importance of positioning the client in a sitting or supine position during a physical examination. Understand the advantages and considerations of each position for different parts of the body.
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