Which represents the best positioning for a drainage bag or leg bag? A leg bag should be used for patients who must keep their legs elevated.
A drainage bag should be attached to a hook with the saline drip.
A drainage bag should be attached to the bed but not bed rails.
A leg bag should be used for patients who are rarely mobile.

A drainage bag should be attached to the bed but not bed rails.

Explanation:

A leg bag or drainage bag should be attached to the bed but not bed rails. This is because the drainage bag and leg bag are connected to a catheter in order to collect urine. Therefore, in order to do so, the bag needs to be below the patient's bladder level so that gravity naturally allows the urine to flow into the bag, however, the bag should not be touching the floor. The bed would naturally be the best place for the bag to be attached since it is below the patient and raised from the floor. The guard rails are too high to attach to the bag too since they are there to prevent the patient's body from falling out of bed.

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