The nurse is instructing the assistive personnel (AP) on positioning the client in the Fowler's position. Which statement by the AP indicates appropriate understanding of this position?

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1. When the client's head is completely flat, this is the supine position and is not Fowler's position. This statement indicates the need for further instruction. 2. The client's head is elevated when using Fowler's position. This statement indicates an appropriate understanding. 3. Raising the head of the bed to 30^° is appropriate for semi-Fowler's, but not Fowler's. This statement indicates the need for further instruction. 4. Trendelenburg position is not the same as Fowler's position. This statement indicates the need for further instruction.

The Nurse Is Instructing the Assistive Personnel (AP) on Positioning