Question

29 of 50 the nurse is helping a registered nurse (rn) conduct an abdominal assessment. the nurse would assist the client into which most appropriate position? answer options 1 modified left lateral 2 supine with the head and feet flat 3 supine with the head raised slightly and the knees slightly flexed 4 semi - fowlers with the head raised 45 degrees and the knees flat rationale, strategy, reference, tip

Explanation:

When conducting an abdominal assessment, having the patient supine with the head raised slightly and the knees slightly flexed helps to relax the abdominal muscles, making the assessment easier and more accurate. This position reduces tension in the abdominal wall.

Answer:

1. Supine with the head raised slightly and the knees slightly flexed