knee chest position

When is the Knee-Chest Position Used?

The knee-chest position is employed in several clinical scenarios. Here are some common uses:
Pelvic Examinations: To assess and examine the internal structures of the pelvis.
Prolapsed Uterus: To temporarily relieve the symptoms associated with a prolapsed uterus.
Intrauterine Device (IUD) Insertion: To facilitate the placement of an IUD.
Rectovaginal Examination: To evaluate the condition of the rectovaginal septum and other structures.

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