Fowler's | Semi-Upright Position

Fowler's | Semi-Upright Position

Description
Description

The Fowler’s position is a semi-upright medical position where the patient sits with their upper body raised at an angle between 45°-60° in relation to the lower body. The patient’s knees may be straight, bent, or elevated as needed. Named after George Ryerson Fowler, the Fowler’s position is most often used to promote respiration and oxygenation through the expansion of the chest. Fowler’s position can also be used to alleviate abdominal tension, for improved drainage, and for improved comfort while eating.

Dimensions & Sizes
Dimensions & Sizes

3D Model
3D Model
Common Questions
Common Questions
Fowler's | Semi-Upright Position
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Details

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Angle: 45°-60°
Legs: Straight, bent, elevated
Purpose: Oxygenation, respiration, relaxing abdomen, feeding, draining

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Fowler's Position side elevation (male)

Sitting is a basic human posture where the body is supported by the buttocks or thighs, typically on a chair or the ground. It's a versatile position used for various activities like eating, working, driving, studying, and socializing. Sitting styles vary.

Business People Sitting - Male (Side)
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Business People Sitting - Male (Side)
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Protesters Holding Signs - Women - Sitting
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Protesters Holding Signs - Women - Sitting