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What is the supine position?

What is the supine position?

Supine patient positioning is used for intracranial procedures as well as procedures on the anterior surface of the body. Also known as Dorsal Decubitus, Procedures on the neck and face are also often performed in supine position, as well as plastic surge...

February 9th,2023

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What is the lithotomy position?

What is the lithotomy position?

The Lithotomy Position is similar to the supine position of the body when the patient is face-up, arms to the sides, but the legs are separated, raised, and supported in a boot-style leg holder or stirrup-style position.

February 2nd,2023

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What is the prone position?

What is the prone position?

The Prone position is a patient position used during surgical procedures that provide surgical access to the dorsal aspects of the patient’s body. In the prone position, the patient is positioned face-down with their head in a neutral position without exc...

January 28th,2023

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What do you need to do before you actually do the surgery?

What do you need to do before you actually do the surgery?

Operating Room staff should always use safe body mechanics during transfers and positioning. Inspect all equipment, pads and accessories and replace them as needed. Never exceed the weight limits for the table or the accessories used and always follow the...

January 23rd,2023

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What is the lateral position?

What is the lateral position?

Variations of the lateral position include lateral kidney position, lateral chest position, lateral sims recumbent position, and lateral jackknife position. The lateral kidney position is commonly used for kidney surgeries. Lateral chest position is used ...

January 19th,2023

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