ATI PN Custom Fundamentals CH 38 Liz
ATI PN Custom Fundamentals CH 38 Liz ( 53 Questions)
The supine position with the head tilted toward the right eye allows the solution to flow away from the nose and mouth, preventing aspiration or discomfort.
An upright position with the head tilted toward the left eye would cause the solution to flow into the nose and mouth, which could lead to aspiration or discomfort.
An upright position with the head hyperextended would not allow for proper drainage of the solution, potentially causing discomfort or complications.
A supine position with the head hyperextended would not allow for proper drainage of the solution, potentially causing discomfort or complications.
Choice A rationale:
The supine position with the head tilted toward the right eye allows the solution to flow away from the nose and mouth, preventing aspiration or discomfort.
Choice B rationale:
An upright position with the head tilted toward the left eye would cause the solution to flow into the nose and mouth, which could lead to aspiration or discomfort.
Choice C rationale:
An upright position with the head hyperextended would not allow for proper drainage of the solution, potentially causing discomfort or complications.
Choice D rationale:
A supine position with the head hyperextended would not allow for proper drainage of the solution, potentially causing discomfort or complications.