A nurse is initiating a peripheral venous access IV infusion ordered for a client presurgically. In what position would the nurse place the client to perform this skill?
A) High-Fowler's
B) Low-Fowler's
C) Sims'
D) Dorsal recumbent
Ans: B
The low-Fowler's position permits either arm to be used and allows for good body alignment.
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