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If the client is in shock, how should the nurse position the client while continuing to assess and provide care?

A. Prone with the arm supported B. In Fowler's position with the knees flexed C. Supine with the legs elevated D. Lateral with the back extended

Correct Answer: C

Rationale: Supine with legs elevated improves venous return in shock.

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