The knee-chest position involves the patient kneeling on the examination table with the buttocks elevated and the head and upper chest resting on the table, typically used for rectal or lower back examinations. This position allows for better access and visualization of the pertinent anatomical regions. Other positions mentioned do not accurately describe the positioning of the patient's body for a knee-chest exam.
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