i need the answer quickly which position would most help to decrease a clients discomfort when the client's spouse injects vitamin B12 using the ventrogluteal site?1. Lying on the side with legs extended.2. Lyıng on the abdomen with toes pointed inward.3. Leaning over the edge of a low table with hips flexed.4. Standing upright With the feet one shoulderwidth apart.

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ng the ve'iurogiuleal Sile? spauuasnods suaiD aur 1. Lying on the side with legs extended. 2. Lying on the abdomen with toes pointed inward. 3. Leaning over the edge of a low table with hips flexed. 4. Standing upright with the feet one shoulderwidth apart.

ng the ve'iurogiuleal Sile? spauuasnods suaiD aur 1. Lying on the side with legs extended. 2. Lying on the abdomen with toes pointed inward. 3. Leaning over the edge of a low table with hips flexed. 4. Standing upright with the feet one shoulderwidth apart.

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which position would most help to decrease a clients discomfort when the client's spouse injects vitamin B12 using the ventrogluteal site?
1. Lying on the side with legs extended.
2. Lyıng on the abdomen with toes pointed inward.
3. Leaning over the edge of a low table with hips flexed.
4. Standing upright With the feet one shoulderwidth apart.

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