A client has the head of her bed elevated 60 degrees.What is this position is called?

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The High Fowler's position refers to having the head of the bed elevated 60-90 degrees, with the patient sitting almost upright. This position is often used to help with breathing difficulties or to promote drainage in certain medical conditions. The other positions listed (supine, Sims', and prone) do not involve the same degree of head elevation as the High Fowler's position.

A Client Has the Head of Her Bed Elevated 60