The pelvic examination required the patient to be lying on her back with her legs raised and feet in stirrups or in the

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The lithotomy position is the correct position for a pelvic examination, as it allows the healthcare provider to have clear access to the patient's genital area. The orthopnea position is used for breathing difficulties, the Trendelenburg position is used in surgery for blood flow, and the Sims position is used for rectal examination or enemas.

The Pelvic Examination Required the Patient to Be Lying on Her