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CCRN Critical Care Nursing

Category - Pediatrics

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An infant had a surgery to correct imperforate anus. A colostomy was performed before having an Anoplasty. In what position should a nurse place the client?
  1. trendelenburg’s position
  2. buck’s traction
  3. prone the head elevated in a pillow
  4. supine with the head elevated
Explanation
Answer: D - Supine position with the head elevated is preferred to prevent pressure on the abdominal area. Buck’s traction would put pressure and contamination by feces. Other options would put pressure on the abdominal area.
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