### Proper Positioning for Treating Sacral Pressure Injuries**Question:**Treatment of pressure injuries involves proper positioning. What position(s) would you place a patient in to treat a sacral pressure injury?**Options:**- **A. Sitting**- **B. Alternating between prone and side-lying**- **C. Supine**- **D. Alternating between supine and sitting**When managing sacral pressure injuries, selecting the appropriate patient positioning is crucial to avoid exacerbating the injury. Please choose the position that best prevents further pressure on the sacral area.

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Phlebotomy Essentials

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Chapter1: Phlebotomy: Past And Present And The Healthcare Setting

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