Matching: Positioning Match the name of the position with the description. 1. Supine 2. Lateral 3. Prone 4. Lithotomy 5. Trendelenberg 6. Reverse Trendelenberg 7. Kraske 8. Fowler's 9. Sims 10. Flank, Kidney A. Used to access the shoulder (semi), head (cranium) B. Used to displace abdominal organs; visualize pelvic organs C. Used for urethral, vaginal or rectal case access D. Used for endoscopy E. Used for the administration of anesthesia F. Used to access the retroperitoneal space, hip or thorax G. Used to for spinal or dorsal body surface access H. Used to displace abdominal organs; visualize gallbladder I. Used for access to the retroperitoneal space, requires a kidney rest J. Used for pilonidal or anal access
Matching: Positioning Match the name of the position with the description. 1. Supine 2. Lateral 3. Prone 4. Lithotomy 5. Trendelenberg 6. Reverse Trendelenberg 7. Kraske 8. Fowler's 9. Sims 10. Flank, Kidney A. Used to access the shoulder (semi), head (cranium) B. Used to displace abdominal organs; visualize pelvic organs C. Used for urethral, vaginal or rectal case access D. Used for endoscopy E. Used for the administration of anesthesia F. Used to access the retroperitoneal space, hip or thorax G. Used to for spinal or dorsal body surface access H. Used to displace abdominal organs; visualize gallbladder I. Used for access to the retroperitoneal space, requires a kidney rest J. Used for pilonidal or anal access
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Transcribed Image Text:Matching: Positioning
Match the name of the position with the description.
1. Supine
2. Lateral
3. Prone
4. Lithotomy
5. Trendelenberg
6. Reverse Trendelenberg
7. Kraske
8. Fowler's
9. Sims
10. Flank, Kidney
A. Used to access the shoulder (semi), head (cranium)
B. Used to displace abdominal organs; visualize pelvic organs
C. Used for urethral, vaginal or rectal case access
D. Used for endoscopy
E. Used for the administration of anesthesia
F. Used to access the retroperitoneal space, hip or thorax
G. Used to for spinal or dorsal body surface access
H. Used to displace abdominal organs; visualize gallbladder
I. Used for access to the retroperitoneal space, requires a kidney rest
J. Used for pilonidal or anal access
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