A patient is at no risk of spinal injury and has no broken bones, but a healthcare provider suspects that she is going into shock. How should the patient be positioned?

When someone may be going into shock and has no suspected spinal injury or broken bones, have her lie down and slightly elevate her feet. This can help support blood flow to vital organs. Sitting upright or leaving her in another position is less appropriate in this situation.

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