In which position should the nurse place a child who is experiencing an anaphylactic shock reaction?
A) Trendelenburg position
B) Flat, with legs slightly elevated
C) High Fowler position
D) Reverse Trendelenburg position

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In an anaphylactic shock, it's important to improve blood flow to the vital organs. Placing the child flat with legs slightly elevated helps achieve this by using gravity to aid venous return to the heart, enhancing perfusion to vital organs.

In Which Position Should the Nurse Place a Child Who