Trauma第 51 / 100 题
The most appropriate position for a hypotensive trauma patient in shock (without spinal injury) is generally:
a.Supine to maintain perfusion, keeping the patient warm
b.Sitting fully upright
c.Prone
d.Standing to improve circulation
解析
A patient in shock is usually kept supine to support perfusion of vital organs, along with oxygen and warmth. Preventing heat loss helps limit worsening of shock.
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