Medical diagram illustrating proper patient positioning, showing a patient in lateral recovery and prone positions with pillow placements, and a central icon for repositioning every 2 hours.

"Medical illustration, diagram style, of proper respiratory management positioning for an unconscious adult patient. Clean, white background. **Left Side:** Show a patient in the **Recovery Position (side-lying)**. The patient is on their left side, head supported by a pillow to maintain spinal alignment. The bottom arm is extended behind, the top knee is bent to stabilize the body. The head is tilted slightly forward to keep the airway open. A curved arrow indicates this is one side of a turning sequence. **Center:** A large, clear circular icon with a 120-degree arc, symbolizing turning the patient every 2 hours. The text "Reposition Q2H" is inside the circle. **Right Side:** Show the same patient in a **Prone Position** for improved oxygenation. The patient is lying face down with head turned to one side on a soft pillow to maintain a patent airway. Pillows are placed under the chest, pelvis, and shins to offload pressure and facilitate breathing. The arms are bent near the head. Label the two positions: "Lateral (Recovery) Position" and "Prone Position". Use clear arrows and minimal text for guidance. Professional medical aesthetic, light blue and gray colors. See more