Fowler's position
Fowler's position proper noun: a physical position where the patient's head is raised by 45-60 degrees to promote oxygenation via maximum chest expansion.
Proper noun
Fowler's position
- A physical position where the patient's head is raised by 45-60 degrees to promote oxygenation via maximum chest expansion.
Origin of Fowler's position
After the position's developer, Dr. George Ryerson Fowler.
Questions about Fowler's position
- What does Fowler's position mean?
- Fowler's position means a physical position where the patient's head is raised by 45-60 degrees to promote oxygenation via maximum chest expansion.
- What part of speech is Fowler's position?
- Fowler's position is a proper noun.
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