A patient standing in water at a depth up to the axillae would be considered standing with what?

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When a patient is standing in water up to the axillae, the water provides both assistance and support through buoyancy. Buoyancy assists by reducing the effective weight the person has to bear, making movements easier, and supports by providing a lifting force that helps to hold the person up in the water.

A Patient Standing in Water at a Depth Up to the Axillae