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How should a standard bedpan be positioned for a resident in bed?
- A.With the narrow end under the buttocks
- B.Sideways under one hip
- C.Under the knees for support
- D.With the wider, rounded end under the buttocks and the resident as upright as tolerated
Correct answer
D. With the wider, rounded end under the buttocks and the resident as upright as tolerated
Why
Correct placement with the wide end under the buttocks is more comfortable and contains output. Sitting more upright uses gravity and makes elimination easier.
Content outline: Physical Care Skills - Activities of Daily Living: Elimination · From the Physical Care Skills practice bank (PC-076).