Position of patient. Semi-Fowler’s position (supported) Pillow to support head, neck, and upper back to prevent hyperextension of neck. Pillow to support.

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Position of patient

Semi-Fowler’s position (supported) Pillow to support head, neck, and upper back to prevent hyperextension of neck. Pillow to support head, neck, and upper back to prevent hyperextension of neck. Pillow under forearms to eliminate pull on shoulder and assist venous blood flow from hands and lower arms. Pillow under forearms to eliminate pull on shoulder and assist venous blood flow from hands and lower arms. Small pillow under thighs to flex knees to prevent hyperextension of knees. Small pillow under thighs to flex knees to prevent hyperextension of knees. Trochanter roll lateral to femur to prevent external rotation of hips. Trochanter roll lateral to femur to prevent external rotation of hips. Footboard to provide support for dorsiflexion and prevent plantar flexion of feet (foot drop). Footboard to provide support for dorsiflexion and prevent plantar flexion of feet (foot drop).

Dorsal recumbent position (supported) Pillow of suitable thickness under head and shoulders to prevent hyperextension of neck in if thick-chest person. Pillow of suitable thickness under head and shoulders to prevent hyperextension of neck in if thick-chest person. Roll or small pillow under lumbar curvature to prevent posterior flexion of lumbar curvature. Roll or small pillow under lumbar curvature to prevent posterior flexion of lumbar curvature. Roll or sandbag placed laterally to trochanter of femur to prevent external rotation of legs. Roll or sandbag placed laterally to trochanter of femur to prevent external rotation of legs. Small pillow under thigh to flex knee slightly and prevent hyperextens iOn of knees. Small pillow under thigh to flex knee slightly and prevent hyperextens iOn of knees. Footboard or rolled pillow to support feet in dorsiflexion and to prevent plantar flexion (foot drop). Footboard or rolled pillow to support feet in dorsiflexion and to prevent plantar flexion (foot drop). Pillow under lower legs to prevent pressure on heels. Pillow under lower legs to prevent pressure on heels.

Prone position (supported) Small pillow under head unless contraindicated because of promotion of mucous drainage from mouth — prevents flexion or hyperextension of neck. Small pillow under head unless contraindicated because of promotion of mucous drainage from mouth — prevents flexion or hyperextension of neck. Small pillow or roll under abdomen just below diaphragm to prevent hyperextension of lumbar curvature. Small pillow or roll under abdomen just below diaphragm to prevent hyperextension of lumbar curvature. Allow feet to fall naturally over end of mattress or support lower legs on a pillow so that toes do not. Allow feet to fall naturally over end of mattress or support lower legs on a pillow so that toes do not. touch the bed to prevent plantar flexion (foot drop). touch the bed to prevent plantar flexion (foot drop).

Lateral position (supported) Pillow under head and neck to provide good alignment of sterncleidomastoid muscles. Pillow under head and neck to provide good alignment of sterncleidomastoid muscles. Pillow under upper arm to place it in good alignment; owner arm should be flexed comfortably. Avoids internal rotation and adduction of shoulder. Pillow under upper arm to place it in good alignment; owner arm should be flexed comfortably. Avoids internal rotation and adduction of shoulder. - ‘ pillow under leg and thigh to place them in good alignment. Check that shoulders and hips are in straight alignment. These measures prevent internal rotation and adduction of femur and twisting of the spine. - ‘ pillow under leg and thigh to place them in good alignment. Check that shoulders and hips are in straight alignment. These measures prevent internal rotation and adduction of femur and twisting of the spine.

Sims’ position (supported) Pillow to support head, maintaining it in good alignment unless drainage from the mouth is required. Pillow to support head, maintaining it in good alignment unless drainage from the mouth is required. Pillow under upper arm to prevent internal rotation of shoulder and arm. Pillow under upper arm to prevent internal rotation of shoulder and arm. Pillow under upper leg to support it in alignment and ro prevent internal rotation and adduction of hip and Pillow under upper leg to support it in alignment and ro prevent internal rotation and adduction of hip and Sancoags (or rolled towels) to support feet in dorsifiexion to prevent foot drop. Sancoags (or rolled towels) to support feet in dorsifiexion to prevent foot drop.

Prepared by: Mervat Abdel Fattah