Which of the following is TRUE regarding elevating a patient's legs and feet in the presence of shock?
A) It improves circulation to the upper body.
B) It interferes with the movement of the diaphragm.
C) It increases blood flow to the brain.
D) It relieves the pressure on the lower back.
Answer: B
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