Changing the patient's position can help restore capture.

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Changing the patient's position can help restore capture in some cases of cardiac arrhythmia, such as when the patient is experiencing heart block or bradycardia. This may involve changing from a supine to a sitting position, or from left lateral to right lateral position. However, it is important to note that repositioning alone may not always be effective and other interventions may be necessary.

Changing the Patient's Position Can Help Restore Capture