Allied Health Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Practice Test

Which position involves lying on the stomach?

Supine Fowlers Position Prone Sims Position

Correct Answer:

Prone

Explanation:

Lying on the stomach is the prone position. In this position, the person lies face down with the back exposed and the head turned to one side. Supine means lying on the back, face up. Fowler’s position is a semi-upright sitting posture with the head of the bed raised, sometimes with the knees bent. Sims position is a side-lying posture, typically on the left side with one knee bent and the upper body rotated partly forward and supported. Prone is the term used specifically for stomach-down positioning, making it the correct choice.

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