1. This position facilitates respiration by allowing maximum chest expansion.A. Orthopneic positionB. Jack knife positionC. Trendelenburg positionD. Genupectural positionRationale:2. This position obtains better exposure of the vagina, cervix and rectum.A. Genupectoral positionB. Lithotomy positionC. Trendelenburg positionD. Jack knife positionRationale:3. Which position is indicated for operations on the rectum and coccyx?A. Trendelenburg positionB. Knee chest positionC. Bozeman positionD. Genupectoral positionRationale:4. Which position is used for postural drainage of the lungs?A. Fowler's positionB. Bozeman positionC. Orthopneic positionD. Trendelenburg positionRationale:

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1. This position facilitates respiration by allowing maximum chest expansion. A. Orthopneic position B. Jack knife position C. Trendelenburg position D. Genupectural position