Sim's position
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The Sim's position, named after J. Marion Sims is usually used for rectal examination, treatments and enemas. It is performed by having a patient lie on on their left side, left leg extended and right leg flexed.
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The position is described as follows:
1. Patient lies on their left side
2. Patient's left arm is extended behind their back
3. The patient's right arm is brought forward.
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