The nurse is preparing a client for a back massage. Which positions would be the best for the client to receive this massage?
1. Supine.
2. Fowler's.
3. Trendelenburg.
4. Prone.
5. Side-lying.
Correct Answer: 4,5
Rationale 1: The supine position does not expose the client's back.
Rationale 2: The Fowler's position does not expose the client's back.
Rationale 3: The Trendelenburg position does not expose the client's back.
Rationale 4: The prone position is recommended for a back rub.
Rationale 5: The side-lying position can be used if a client cannot assume the prone position for a back rub.
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