High Fowler's | Upright Position

High Fowler's | Upright Position

Description
Description

The High Fowler’s position is an upright medical position where the patient sits elevated with head and upper body raised at an angle between 60°-90° in relation to the lower body. The knees of the patient may be bent or straight depending on comfort and need. The High Fowler’s position is commonly used for feeding the patient, improved breathing, for radiology, grooming, and other circumstances that require an upright posture.

Dimensions & Sizes
Dimensions & Sizes

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

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Angle: 60°-90°
Legs: Straight or bent
Purpose: Feeding, breathing, x-ray, grooming

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High Fowler's | Upright 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.

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