Answer: D. Supine with the legs elevated Rationale:  The most appropriate position for the patient in shock is to have him lie supine with the legs elevated. This position promotes venous return from the lower extremities so that blood can flow back to the heart; the cardiovascular system does not have to work as hard […]

Answer: D. Supine with the legs elevated Rationale: The most appropriate position for the patient in shock is to have him lie supine with the legs elevated. This position promotes venous return from the lower extremities so that blood can flow back to the heart; the cardiovascular system does not have to work as hard […]

Answer: D. Supine with the legs elevated Rationale:&nbsp; The most appropriate position for the patient in shock is to have him lie supine with the legs elevated. This position promotes venous return from the lower extremities so that blood can flow back to the heart; the cardiovascular system does not have to work as hard […]

QOD 21: Hypovolemic Shock and Proper Position (Cardiac/Health Promotion and Maintenance)

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