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recovery position
recovery position
The Recovery Position, or Lateral Recombant. Care should be taken when placing the patient in this position that no spinal injuries are suspected, and that the airway is open. Also check the modified Haines position, which creates less torsion on the spine. See links.
When there is a medical emergency one should call for an ambulance. Make the patient comfortable, place in the recovery position if unconscious, then follow any instructions given by the emergency service.
Yes, if a person is unconscious and breathing, it's important to place them on their side in a recovery position to ensure their airway remains open and clear. This can help prevent choking and facilitate better breathing until medical help arrives.
Remove nearby objests that might cause injury
it often does away with the need to wire the jaws in place, and it speeds the patient's recovery
Some people use synonymously recovery position and modified H.A.IN.E.S. recovery position. As you can see from the related link, they are slightly different.
The best position to place a client when administering a suppository is the left side, with the knees to their abdomen.
Do not put a person with a suspected neck or back injury in the recovery position.
Place them in the trendelburg position
The recovery position.