How is a client positioned in semi-Fowler's position?

In semi-Fowler's position, a client is lying on their back with the head of the bed elevated between 15° to 30°. This position is beneficial for patients as it can help improve breathing, promote comfort, and facilitate easier access for medical procedures and assessments. It also supports better circulation and is commonly used for individuals with respiratory issues, heart conditions, or those who are recovering from surgery. The correct positioning allows for gravity to assist in respiratory mechanics and helps to prevent aspiration in patients who may have difficulty swallowing.