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Promotes physiological and psychological well-being.
Head and shoulders elevated with legs flat.
Maintains cervical or lumbar traction.
Body rests on the bed with face down.
Improves oxygenation in ARDS.
Body rests on the side with flexed limbs.
Reduces pressure on bony prominences.
Upper body is elevated while sitting.
To relieve dyspnea and aid breathing.
Combination of prone and left lateral positions.
Facilitates oral secretion management.
Head lower than feet on a tilted plane.
Promotes venous return and drainage.
Feet are lower than the head to prevent reflux.
Helps prevent vertigo after lying down.
Legs are elevated and flexed for pelvic access.
Facilitates rectal examinations and lung drainage.
Client moves independently to another location.
Prevents pulling on the client's limbs during transfer.
Eases the transition to standing and reduces strain.
Safely moves clients unable to assist due to weight.
Plan the action and ensure adequate help is available.
Reduces friction and effort when moving a client.