Positioning Patients Between Treatments Can Contribute as Much to the Overall

Multiple Choice

Positioning patients between treatments can contribute as much to the overall treatment response as the treatment itself because:

A) the patient spends more time in the before-treatment positions than in the within-treatment positions.
B) the patient spends the same amount of time in the between-treatment positions as in the within-treatment positions.
C) the patient spends more time in the within-treatment positions than in the between-treatment positions
D) the patient spends more time in the between-treatment positions than in the within-treatment positions.