Question

q8. all of the following is an appropriate placement of a patient in the lithotomy position, except?legs placed in stirrups one at a timearms placed on an arm boardlegs placed in stirrups simultaneouslyhips placed over the lower break of the table

Explanation:

In the lithotomy position, legs should be placed in stirrups one - at - a - time to prevent sudden hypotension due to a large volume of blood shifting from the lower extremities. Placing legs simultaneously can cause hemodynamic instability. Arms can be placed on an arm board (if not restricted by the procedure) and hips should be placed over the lower break of the table for proper exposure.

Answer:

Legs placed in stirrups simultaneously