A client arrives at the emergency department after a motorcycle accident. Vital signs are T–97.7F, P–122, R–28, and BP–96/54. The client has suffered profuse blood loss. From the clinical picture, the...

A client arrives at the emergency department after a motorcycle accident. Vital signs are T–97.7F, P–122, R–28, and BP–96/54. The client has suffered profuse blood loss. From the clinical picture, the nurse would be correct in placing this client in which position?

1. Semi-Fowler’s

2. Modified Trendelenburg

3. Reverse Trendelenburg

4. Lithotomy