BJC Patient Care Technicians (PCT) Academy Practice Exam

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In Reverse Trendelenburg, which is true?

The head is lower than the feet.

The patient lies flat.

The feet are lower than the head of the bed.

Reverse Trendelenburg places the bed so the head end is elevated and the feet end is lowered. This means the feet are lower than the head of the bed. That orientation is described by the statement, making it the best choice because it directly communicates how the patient’s body is positioned in this tilt. The other descriptions either imply the opposite tilt, a flat position, or a less precise framing of the bed’s angle.

The head is higher than the feet.

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