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What is dorsal recumbent position?
Mostly called "back lying position". Lay flat on back with your knees flexed/bent upwards with your feet laying flat on the bed. This position is used for medical exam's of vaginal & rectal. Sometimes used for comfort measure or exercise. Rhianna Berriman
What is the position for rectal exam?
Sims' position
What are the demographics of rectal prolapse?
The overall incidence of rectal prolapse in the United States is approximately 4.2 per 1,000 people.10 per 1,000 among patients older than 65. Most patients with rectal prolapse are women; the ratio of male-to-female patients is one in six.
Is there a gene related to colon or rectal cancer?
In patients with colon or rectal cancer, the p53 gene is mutated 70% of the time
Knee chest position for rectal examine?
yes
What surgical procedure is used for the jackknife position?
Surgery of the ano-rectal region is done in the jack knife position like surgery for plies, pilonidal sinus and rectal prolapse
What are the different positions used for exam?
In medical examinations, various positions are commonly used to facilitate different assessments. The supine position involves the patient lying flat on their back, ideal for abdominal exams. The prone position requires the patient to lie face down, often used for back assessments. Other positions include the sitting position for general evaluations and the lateral recumbent position for specific examinations like rectal exams.
What position is used for examination and treatment of the rectal areas?
Sims'
Which method of taking temperature should not be used with patients who have recently suffered a heart attack?
rectal
Which method of taking the temperature should NOT be used with patients who have recently suffered a heart attack?
rectal
What is the Proctological position?
The Proctological position is a medical position in which a patient is positioned on their side with their knees drawn up towards their chest, exposing the rectal area for examination or treatment by a healthcare provider. It is commonly used for procedures such as rectal exams, colonoscopies, or hemorrhoid treatments.
When do you not use a rectal temp?
A rectal temperature should not be used in infants younger than three months, as it can be uncomfortable and there are alternative methods available, such as axillary or tympanic measurements. Additionally, it is avoided in patients with certain medical conditions, such as rectal surgery or severe hemorrhoids, where it may cause pain or further complications. Lastly, in the case of patients who are uncooperative or in situations where privacy is a concern, alternative methods should be considered.
