If your patient is in a permanent fetal position with her arms drawn tightly over the chest, where do you position the electrodes?
A)On the upper chest and lower abdomen
B)On the right side of the chest
C)On the back
D)Place V1 and V2 higher on the chest

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When a patient is in a permanent fetal position with arms drawn tightly over the chest, placing electrodes on the back is a practical alternative to ensure proper monitoring and data collection, as access to the chest may be restricted.

If Your Patient Is in a Permanent Fetal Position with Her