Question

Question #7 Multiple Choice If a patient is in the supine position, what would he need to do to be in an anatomical position? turn over on the stomach stay in the same position but move upright with palms forward sit with the head straight and the feet on the floor turn to the side and stand straight​

Answer 1

He would need to stay in the same position but move upright with his palms forward.

Step-by-step explanation:

The anatomical position is known as "sanding up straight with palms forward". We also know that the supine position is laying down face up. So, all the patient would need to do is stay in the same position but move upright and turn his palms face up.