Question

the term \supine\ refers to lying
on one’s side, parallel to the sleeping surface.
with one’s face and torso pointing downward.
on one’s back with the face and torso pointing upward.
with head elevated in a reclining position.
question 2 of 20
a playpen can be used as a secure play area where a child can also nap.
true
false

Explanation:

Question 1 (Term "supine")

The medical definition of "supine" is lying on the back with the face and torso upward. The first option is lateral (side - lying), the second is prone (face/torso downward), and the fourth is a reclined position with head elevated, not supine.

A playpen is designed as a safe, enclosed area for a child to play. It can also serve as a place where a child can nap, as it provides a secure and comfortable space (when appropriate bedding is used, though safety guidelines for napping in playpens should be followed). So the statement is true.

Answer:

on one’s back with the face and torso pointing upward.

Question 2 (Playpen use)