When assessing a child's circulation by looking at his or her skin, pallor is MOST indicative of:

A) vasomotor instability and decompensated shock.
B) peripheral vasoconstriction and compensated shock.
C) poor oxygenation and a state of circulatory collapse.
D) systemic vasodilation with resulting low blood pressure.


Answer: B) peripheral vasoconstriction and compensated shock.

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