Illinois CNA State Practice Exam

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In which position should a person remain after receiving an oil retention enema?

Prone
Right side-lying
Sitting
Sims or left side-lying

The correct answer is: Sims or left side-lying

A person should remain in the Sims or left side-lying position after receiving an oil retention enema. This position allows for the oil to move towards the ascending colon, which can help soften and break down fecal matter. Option A, prone position, is incorrect because it is not ideal for the oil to flow towards the ascending colon. Option B, right side-lying, is incorrect because it does not allow the oil to flow in the desired direction. Option C, sitting, is incorrect because it does not allow for the oil to properly enter the colon and be retained. Therefore, option D is the most appropriate and optimal position for a person to remain after receiving an oil retention enema.