Jones & Bartlett Learning (JBL) Module 1 Practice Exam

Recumbent describes a patient who is

Standing. Sitting. Lying down. Running.

Correct Answer:

Lying down.

Explanation:

Recumbent describes a patient who is lying down. This means the body is in a horizontal position, typically resting in bed, unlike upright positions like standing or sitting. It indicates the patient is not moving and not bearing weight. In medical notes, recumbent often signals a supine (on the back) or prone (on the stomach) position, both of which are lying down.

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